How feminist tech can stop online gender-based violence

Nearly half of Gen Z and millennial women have experienced online gender-based violence. For women in public life, the numbers are even more disturbing — for example, 73% of women journalists who responded to a survey conducted by UNESCO and the International Center for Journalists said they have experienced digital

Violence rages in Haiti for second day

Gangs aiming to oust Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry wreaked havoc in the capital Port-au-Prince Friday, as gun attacks near the city's international airport and a prison marked a second day of extreme violence. At least four police officers were killed Thursday and dozens have been wounded since the latest spate

Surging cocaine violence has Uruguay clamoring for DEA help

Uruguay's main port received two cargo scanners sixteen years ago to detect drugs and other suspicious loads. Unfortunately, during delivery one of them fell into the sea. Since then, cocaine shipments to Europe have surged through the port of Montevideo, which handled a record 1.1 million containers last year, fueling a

BNP-Jamaat taking preparation to commit major violence: Quader

Awami League general secretary Obaidul Quader has anticipated that the BNP-Jamaat are taking preparation to commit major violence in the country. He made the remark while addressing a press conference at the Awami League president's political office at Dhanmondi in the capital early Friday afternoon. "Why are you saying that the violence

Violence erupts across country ahead of elections

Violence erupted across the country with numerous reports of burning polling centres and elections camps as the campaigns for the 12th general elections reach the final stage,. Polling centres were burnt in Rajshahi and Feni, while elections camps were set on fire in Chapai Nawabganj and Natore. In Rajshahi, four polling centres

Incidents of violence in Bangladesh taken very seriously: US

The United States has said it is "closely monitoring" the electoral environment in Bangladesh leading up to January's national election, and they take incidents of violence "very seriously". At a regular briefing at the US Department of State on Tuesday, Spokesperson Matthew Miller said they are engaging and will continue to