I first came to Bangladesh in December 2021. Then sign language to me The “correct” name of Bangladesh is shown. All names in sign language have meaning, here too He was no exception. The emotion that was working to convey the meaning of the name through gestures The emotion was like a complete lesson in history I am from ’71 AT | But those who work with I was doing, their interest in telling the story of the liberation war and their interest in knowing more about it I was not surprised This group’s presentation is about the history of 1971, liberation war, suffering, genocide Expression of their understanding They want to highlight Bengali victims of double discrimination Women’s stories Again after being raped by the Pakistani occupation forces Deprived by the people of his own society. These women are the most vulnerable in times of war Passion was visible throughout the process of innovation and development amid the dramatization. of this group There was a story to tell and the theatrical form we were able to explore, through that We found the message of their heart that we tried to tell the physical story Power is visible here. This team is very brave They can take risks. one at the same time Strong genre masters worked hard to present the stories in their entirety. I thank British Council and Dhaka Theatre Here, in Bangladesh (world (as elsewhere) many of the speech-impaired and other disabled people I don’t think the opportunities to say anything are there yet But I I understand from this troupe that they are perceived as disabled people Where is WT BT in society. It is with this observation that I British Council and Dhaka Kudos to the theater for taking such a ‘risk’ Standing against the mainstream For such a brave step, and for these people to get their rights To give a chance I hope that many here renew this group Watch with awareness, may their journey continue and their voice be heard reaches (and is visible).