12 research outputs found
What Matters for Marginalized Girls and Boys in Bangladesh: A Capabilities Approach for Understanding Educational Well-Being and Empowerment
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‘Be creative’ in Bangladesh? Mobility, empowerment and precarity in ethical fashion enterprise
No full textGrowing Informality, Gender Equality and the Role of Fiscal Policy in the Face of the Current Economic Crisis: Evidence from the Indian Economy
No full textInfluence of Social Norms and Values of Rural Bangladesh on Women’s Participation in the Union Parishad
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Freedom of association in the Bangladeshi garment industry: A policy schizophrenia in labour regulation
No full textThe right to freedom of association is fundamental to the establishment of labour unionism as an institution. The Bangladesh government while requires enabling legal provisions for unionisation in its garments industry, as this paper explicates, its legal regulation for the right to freedom of association is in palsy to uphold the labour unionism. This paper argues for the necessity of legislation capable of drawing from the complementary skills and resources of the government, factory owners, labour unions, and global brands to secure a sustained commitment and contribution towards socio‐economic and political dimensions of labour relations in the Bangladesh RMG industry
Marriage and Migration through the Life Course: Experiences of Widowhood, Separation and Divorce amongst Transnational Sikh Women
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Synthesis and characterization, antimicrobial activity, DNA binding and DNA cleavage studies of new 5-chloro-2-[4-phenylthiazol-2-yl-iminomethyl]phenol metal complexes
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