Add to ORKG(article by Tahmima Anam) Hundreds of thousands of women were raped during Bangladesh's war of independence. Now they are speaking out in a powerful new play. Defining moment of violence … a scene from Birangona: Women of War © The Guardian When writer and actor Leesa Gazi was 17, her father told her a story that would leave an indelible mark. He said that after the end of the 1971 war – the war that gave Bangladesh its independence from Pakistan – he crossed paths with a convoy of trucks fu..
When remembering the civil war between East and West Pakistan in 1971, most accounts are told from a...
This article explores the processes through which the ‘public secrecy’ of rape during the Bangladesh...
The year of 1971 became a signifying marker transforming the political dynamics of South Asia. Forty...
(article by Tahmima Anam) Hundreds of thousands of women were raped during Bangladesh's war of indep...
Rape, commonly used as a weapon of war, was long seen as an inevitable by-product of battle. Recent ...
In the postmodern era, one of the primary objectives of oral narratives is to tell the untold storie...
Two decades ago, ‘1971’ was deemed to not have a market within Indian publishing houses and media ou...
Abstract The 1971 Bangladeshi Liberation war is one of the most significant and phenomenal event in...
In December 1971, East Pakistan became the independent nation of Bangladesh after a nine-month war w...
This article presents an investigation of the forces of authority and co-option surrounding the docu...
The 1971 War of Bangladesh witnessed one of the worst incidents of gender-based violence in history ...
The year 1971 symbolizes an episode of a bloodbath in the history of South Asia. Popularly known as ...
This article examines the relationship between aesthetics and politics when invoking the imagery of ...
The most important and celebrated chapter in the history of Bangladesh is its nine-month long Libera...
The focus of this paper is to understand the construction of women in the war films of Bangladesh. A...
When remembering the civil war between East and West Pakistan in 1971, most accounts are told from a...
This article explores the processes through which the ‘public secrecy’ of rape during the Bangladesh...
The year of 1971 became a signifying marker transforming the political dynamics of South Asia. Forty...
(article by Tahmima Anam) Hundreds of thousands of women were raped during Bangladesh's war of indep...
Rape, commonly used as a weapon of war, was long seen as an inevitable by-product of battle. Recent ...
In the postmodern era, one of the primary objectives of oral narratives is to tell the untold storie...
Two decades ago, ‘1971’ was deemed to not have a market within Indian publishing houses and media ou...
Abstract The 1971 Bangladeshi Liberation war is one of the most significant and phenomenal event in...
In December 1971, East Pakistan became the independent nation of Bangladesh after a nine-month war w...
This article presents an investigation of the forces of authority and co-option surrounding the docu...
The 1971 War of Bangladesh witnessed one of the worst incidents of gender-based violence in history ...
The year 1971 symbolizes an episode of a bloodbath in the history of South Asia. Popularly known as ...
This article examines the relationship between aesthetics and politics when invoking the imagery of ...
The most important and celebrated chapter in the history of Bangladesh is its nine-month long Libera...
The focus of this paper is to understand the construction of women in the war films of Bangladesh. A...
When remembering the civil war between East and West Pakistan in 1971, most accounts are told from a...
This article explores the processes through which the ‘public secrecy’ of rape during the Bangladesh...
The year of 1971 became a signifying marker transforming the political dynamics of South Asia. Forty...