The November-December 2025 issue of Lives, Sapran's bi-monthly newsletter, documents a critical phase of grassroots mobilization, legal collaboration, and human rights advocacy in post-uprising Bangladesh. It brings together voices from community health workers organizing with BFPIA and BFWAA, alongside high-level dialogues with OHCHR on social security rights and budget tagging. The issue features a panel discussion on ending campus torture, a roundtable on constitutional reforms and women's rights, and a seminar on the lethality of pellet guns held on Human Rights Day 2025. It also highlights a photography exhibition on memory and resistance, a preparatory national policy dialogue on community care, and a new collaboration with BLAST's Shonghoti team to examine post-uprising violence and minority victimization. Through opinion pieces, ongoing research on election related violence and border accountability, and stakeholder consultations, Lives explores how survivor centered documentation, legal solidarity, and institutional reform are advancing justice, dignity, and democratic renewal in Bangladesh.

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