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Natasha Kabir, Bangladesh

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Natasha Israt kabir is a Freelance Researcher and an Adjunct Lecturer at the Department of Law and Justice at Jahangirnagar University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. She is also a Founder President of BRIDGE Foundation, an organisation working with people with disabilities. Natasha is also a Charles Wallace Trust Fellow, and a U.K and U.S State Department alumni. In 2015 December, along with the BRIDGE Foundation, Natasha initiated the project “ARTPreneur for Differently Able Young Deaf Artists” where they are given opportunities to work with experts in a series of workshops and sell their art work online. Natasha’s research Interests include: colonialism and nationalism, peace and conflict resolution, China in international politics and contemporary international relations. 

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  • About
    • Topics >
      • I. Sustainable Development Goals
      • II. Legal and regulatory frameworks
      • III. Civic space in urban settings
      • IV. Inclusive online spaces
      • V. Marginalized youth
      • VI. Online freedom and safety
      • VII. Youth grassroots campaigns
      • VIII. Innovations for civic space
  • Blog
  • Young Human Rights Defenders
  • Photo Competition
    • Rules and Regulations
    • Meet the Winners of the Photo Competition
  • Conference
    • Agenda
    • Speakers
    • Presentations and background documents >
      • Introduction and scene-setting
      • State of youth and civic space
      • Inclusive and safe spaces
      • New avenues for youth and civic space
      • Next steps and recommendations
    • Event Report
    • Youth Survey
    • Photo Gallery
    • Press Release
    • Meet the Winners of the Call for Stories >
      • Brabim Kumar
      • Bui Quang Hanh Quyen
      • Dana Choi
      • Danny Wang
      • Geon-Hee Lee
      • Jann Adriel Nisperos
      • Kefan Yang
      • Lora Batino
      • Natasha Kabir
      • Paulus Ronald Bogar
      • Rejinel Valencia
      • Samira Hassan
      • Silvano Rodrigues Xavier
      • Tanzila Khan
      • Wangchuk Dema
    • Youth Statement & Call to Action
  • Tools
    • Capacity-building tools
    • Selected training institutions
  • Resources
    • International commitments and standards
    • Regional frameworks and resources
    • Country-specific resources
    • Civil society expertise and perspectives on civic space issues
  • Newsroom
    • Meet the Journalists
  • Partners
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