We often imagine bachcha jail as walls and gates. But what if the deepest confinement is the one a child carries within, long after release?

Mirpur-13 is one of Dhaka’s densest neighbourhoods, home to thousands of women who work in the garment factories that drive Bangladesh’s economy. It is also where, over the past two years, iProbono and Karmojibi Nari (KN), meaning Working Women, have

Nepal’s Right to Employment promises jobs for all but in Kathmandu, weak systems and migration widen the gap between law and reality.

10,000+ children are in institutions in Sri Lanka. It’s time to invest in family-based care.

Juvenile correction homes in Nepal often neglect mental health care, leaving young detainees without the support they desperately need.

Can photographs empower women, advocate for rights, and inspire justice?