The Unheard Voices: Atrocities Faced by Female Journalists in Bangladesh
In the vibrant world of journalism, where truth seekers and storytellers are revered, Bangladesh has seen a glaring oversight of its female journalists. Despite their unwavering dedication and contributions to the field, woman journalists in the country continue to face systemic neglect and discrimination. This article delves into the heart-wrenching stories of women who have been unfairly treated and dismissed, shedding light on the dark side of the media industry in Bangladesh.
While the stories of discrimination and injustice are disheartening, there are woman journalists like Farhana Haque Nila, Afroza Sarkar, and others who have displayed unwavering determination and resilience in the face of adversity. They have continued their journalistic pursuits, seeking opportunities abroad and refusing to let the patriarchal society and the media industry stifle their passion.
Let us meet the diverse array of journalists who have shared their stories and insights with us.
January 10, 2020, was the day Nazneen Lucky’s dreams turned to ashes. That was the day that the staff reporter at a private TV station in Bangladesh lost her job.
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By Farhana Haque Nila
Published at The Star Newspaper on Feb 27, 2024