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Source: BDPolicyLab Watch record and cited public sourcesAs of 2026-07-05
The biggest issue MJF currently faces is the persistent challenge of ensuring the safety and rights of women and children in Bangladesh, particularly in the face of rising digital violence and systemic vulnerabilities within educational institutions.
MJF issued a Call for Proposals for youth-led organizations for the Swadhinata Project focusing on digital safety and gender-based violence.
MJF participated in a workshop advocating for women's leadership in Bangladesh's climate response.
Deadline for proposal submissions for the Endline Evaluation of the Partnership for Resilient Livelihoods in CHT Region project.
MJF publicly condemned the violation of privacy and safety of female madrasa students and demanded justice.
Began in 2002 as a project of CARE Bangladesh, became an independent registered organisation in 2006. Shaheen Anam (MBE) is Executive Director. Coverage of 53 districts and ~250 partner organisations per Citizen's Platform/Wikipedia. No dated event with a reliable source from the last 24 months confirmed, so recent_activity is null. Financials not verified.
Source: 3 primary source linksAs of 2026-07-05