Youth Call for Change in Gender Equality Workshop

A youth-led workshop called "Breaking Barriers, Designing Equality" was held to discuss gender equality. Young people shared ideas and created messages to help bring change. They said harmful social norms stop women from growing in education and work. Issues like child marriage, domestic violence, and gender-based violence were often mentioned. Lack of economic power and [...]

Maldives Tourism Sees Strong Growth in 2025

The Maldives has welcomed 500000 tourists so far in 2025 a 4.6% increase from last year. an average of 7100 tourists arrive daily, with China leading as the top source market at 60000 visitors, followed by the UK and Russia. The government aims to reach 2.2 million visitors by the end of the year, despite [...]

Battling Child Marriage

Child marriage, early pregnancy, and sexual harassment continue to pose significant challenges for adolescent girls in Bangladesh. Child marriage, in particular, persists due to poverty, deep rooted social norms, and weak law enforcement, overshadowing some of the country's socioeconomic aspects. Abba Father, we pray for the young girls of Bangladesh who face the danger of [...]

Afghan Women Face Imminent Return As Scholarships End

Over 80 Afghan women, who fled the Taliban to pursue higher education in Oman, now face imminent return to Afghanistan after their scholarships were abruptly terminated. These women were pursuing graduate and post-graduate courses under the Women's Scholarship Endowment (WSE), a USAID program that started in 2018. It provided scholarships for Afghan women to study [...]

Political Instability and Coalition Challenges in Nepal

In 2025, Nepal's political landscape is marked by continued instability despite the formation of a new NC-UML coalition government, which offers a chance for stability. Frequent coalition changes, such as the dissolution of the 2022-2024 coalition and the reformation of alliances, have led to power struggles and governance challenges. The rise of smaller parties, like [...]

Women Leaders Battle Digital Threats

Women in politics, journalism, and activism face significant digital threats, including technology facilitated gender based violence. In Sri Lanka, many female politicians have encountered personal, emotional, and political consequences due to false narratives. Despite the trauma, many remain resilient, emphasizing the power of solidarity in overcoming these challenges. Abba Father, We lift up women in [...]

Bengali Muslim In Bangladesh

Bengali Muslims, the largest ethnic group in Bangladesh with a population of 134.9 million, have a rich history blending Hindu traditions and Islamic practices. Islam is dominant, with 99.94% of the population identifying as Muslim, while Christians make up only 0.06%. Their lifestyle varies between urban areas, focused on economic activity, and rural areas, centered [...]

Maldives Aims to Welcome 2.3 Million Tourists in 2025: President

The President of the Maldives has announced ambitious plans to attract 2.3 million tourists in 2025, highlighting the country's commitment to expanding its tourism sector. The government is working on improving infrastructure, enhancing hospitality services, and promoting the Maldives as a premier travel destination. Tourism is a vital pillar of the nation’s economy, contributing significantly [...]

Rising Attacks on Religious Minorities in Bangladesh Spark Global Concern

Human rights organizations and global advocacy groups have expressed deep concern over the rising violence against religious minorities in Bangladesh, including Hindus, Christians, and Buddhists. Reports indicate increasing assaults, forced conversions, desecration of places of worship, and targeted killings, raising serious questions about the safety and security of these communities. The international community is calling [...]

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