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FRIDAY, MAY 08, 2026

Women's reserved seat

Women's reserved seat

NCP leader Nusrat Tabassum. Photo: Collected

NCP’s Nusrat files High Court writ over rejected nomination for reserved seats election

According to court sources, her petition may be heard today (27 April) by the High Court bench of Justice Ahmed Sohel and Justice Fatema Anwar.

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi. File photo: Collected

Women active in past political movements to get priority for reserved seats: Rizvi

File photo of the National Parliament. Photo: Collected

Voting for reserved women's seats on 12 May

Election Commission building at Agargaon in the capital. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Election date for women’s reserved seats to be set tomorrow

Photo: Collected

Who may get tickets from Jamaat-NCP alliance in reserved women's seats?

A group called the Forum for Women’s Political Rights holds a press briefing at Dhaka Reporters Unity today, 31 August 2025. Photo: TBS

Forum calls for direct polls in 100 reserved seats, 33% women candidates in parties

BNP Standing Committee Member Salahuddin Ahmed. Photo: Collected

Direct election for 100 women's seat not realistic: Salahuddin

TBS Sketch: Tasnim Jara

'Elect, not select': Why NCP leader Tasnim Jara calls for direct elections to women's seats in Parliament

A discussion titled "Women’s Representation in Parliament through Direct Voting for Women’s Political Empowerment: Necessity, Challenges and Solutions," organised by the Nagorik Coalition was held at the Daily Star Conference Center in Farmgate today (15 June). Photo: TBS

Activists urge direct elections for reserved seats to strengthen women’s political empowerment

Samajik Protirodh Committee organised a rally at the Central Shaheed Minar on 8 March 2025. Photo: TBS

Samajik Protirodh Committee demands direct elections in reserved women’s seats in parliament

Jatiya Nagorik Committee (JANAC) Samantha Sharmin spoke at a women's gathering at the Ali Ahammad Chunka City Library and Auditorium in Dhaka’s Narayanganj today (20 February). Photo: Collected

Hasina hindered women's leadership in name of reserved seats: Samantha Sharmin

National Parliament. File Photo: Collected

MPs elected to reserved women's seats will take oath this afternoon

National Parliament of People's Republic of Bangladesh. Photo: Collected

All candidates win unopposed in reserved 50 women seats in JS

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