Benzir Ahammed Shawon
Benzir Ahammed Shawon is a graduate student of applied mathematics and computational science at North South University. He can be reached at write.benzir@gmail.com.
Can digitising justice break the cycle of impunity?
29 March 2026
The core of the problem is a massive vacuum in our laws. Without a dedicated witness protection law, victims and witnesses are left completely exposed.
29 March 2026
Think twice before forcing a third language on school students
25 February 2026
Beyond the economy, art education on a national level is vital for raising better citizens and improving our Human Development Index.
25 February 2026
How AI can revolutionise healthcare in Global South
22 January 2026
For decades, the global pharmaceutical industry has been impacted by a frustrating trend known as Eroom’s law.
22 January 2026
Bangladesh must reclaim its digital and material commons
16 January 2026
In the 18th century, the “enclosure movement” swept across Europe. Powerful landlords fenced off common lands, pastures and forests that communities had used collectively for generations.
16 January 2026