
Learning, Progress, and Future Directions for a Responsible Leather Industry in Bangladesh
Bangladesh Labour Foundation, as a consortium partner of the SMEP Project, in collaboration with project consortium members, successfully organized the
As part of the global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Bangladesh Labour Foundation (BLF) and Gender Platform Bangladesh, in collaboration with the Keraniganj Trade Union, organized a rally and road march in Keraniganj with active participation from local garment workers.
The initiative aimed to strengthen awareness and collective commitment to preventing gender-based violence, harassment, and discrimination—particularly in informal sectors such as the Keraniganj informal RMG cluster.
Speakers highlighted that women workers often face multiple layers of violence both inside and outside the workplace.
The discussions underscored that such violence:
Undermines women’s dignity and safety
Weakens workplace productivity
Limits women’s participation in the labour market
Threatens overall well-being and economic security
They reiterated the need for effective worker awareness, operational grievance mechanisms, and the activation of sexual harassment prevention committees as mandated by national guidelines.

Bangladesh Labour Foundation, as a consortium partner of the SMEP Project, in collaboration with project consortium members, successfully organized the

A special meeting was organized at Keraniganj Upazila to observe World Day Against Child Labour 2026 under the initiative of

Bangladesh Labour Foundation (BLF) extended a warm welcome to a high-level Dutch Delegation who visited Keraniganj yesterday to observe our

Bangladesh Labour Foundation (BLF) organized a human chain and rally in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka to