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Saturday, December 9, 2023

Founder President of JMBF, Shahanur Islam, Presents Paper on LGBTQI+ Rights at International Conference in Berlin

Shahanur Islam, the esteemed Founder President of JusticeMakers Bangladesh in France (JMBF), showcased his groundbreaking research on the plight of LGBTQI+ individuals in Bangladesh at the prestigious International Conference on LGBT Studies. The event, held in Berlin, Germany from December 7th to 9th, 2023, provided a platform for scholars, activists, and advocates to address crucial issues facing the LGBTQI+ community worldwide.

Islam's paper shed light on the pervasive violence experienced by LGBTQI+ individuals in Bangladesh, delving into the socio-cultural factors contributing to their marginalization and discrimination. His research not only highlighted the challenges faced by this community but also proposed actionable strategies for promoting inclusivity and fostering acceptance within Bangladeshi society.

With his profound insights and unwavering dedication to human rights, Shahanur Islam captivated the audience with his impassioned plea for equality and justice for all. His presentation resonated deeply with attendees, sparking meaningful discussions and paving the way for future collaborations aimed at advancing LGBTQI+ rights globally.


Reflecting on his experience, Shahanur Islam expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share his research on such a prestigious platform. He emphasized the importance of continuing the fight for LGBTQI+ rights and urged stakeholders to work together towards building a more inclusive and equitable world for everyone.

The International Conference on LGBT Studies served as a pivotal moment in the ongoing struggle for LGBTQI+ rights, empowering advocates like Shahanur Islam to drive positive change and create a more inclusive future for generations to come.

============================================================ Advocate Shahanur Islam | An Young, Ascendant, Dedicated Human Rights Defender, Lawyer and Blogger from Bangladesh, Fighting for Ensuring Human Rights, Rule of Law, Good Governance, Peace and Social Justice For the Victim of Torture, Extra Judicial Killing, Force Disappearance, Trafficking in Persons including Ethnic, Religious, Sexual and Social Minority People.

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