BIAAG: Story & Impact

What can you do with 48 hours? With very limited recourses in hands, the people in Bangladesh built a well-equipped and functional... Read More

The empty seat has been there for weeks and your dear classmate is still absent from school today. “She might be very... Read More

Being able to go out for a walk may be the greatest joy and entertainment she had for a while already. Photo:... Read More

Childhood days are the happiest of our lives. But many child brides around the world see their childhood end prematurely due to... Read More

“Before I was cut, all I had seen or heard of FGM (Female Genital Mutilation) was bleeding. After a girl is cut,... Read More

We are fortunate enough to live in Hong Kong and have access to different resources. But in many developing countries, lack of... Read More

Welcoming a new baby to the family is a joyous occasion. However, for teenage girls who are experiencing dramatic physical and mental... Read More

Declared independence in 2011, South Sudan, the world’s newest country, has been mired in a devastating civil war for more than four... Read More

Under the country’s rigid patriarchy and caste system, girls and women in Nepal tend to have lower status in family and society.... Read More

Today, in the 21st century, menstruation is considered as unclean and a bad omen in many developing countries. Since the society is... Read More