Bangladesh Police Women's Network
Bangladesh Police Women Network an organization dedicated to expanding the prospect for women police in profession through networking and leadership. With the employment of 14 women in Bangladesh Police, women police commenced its activities in 1974. At present they are working with enthusiasm in all police units in different capacities including operational and administrative role.
Police week 2022 all Female SP to upward Officers with Hon'ble President
In Police week 2022 all Female SP to upward Officers with Hon'ble Prime Minister
Hon'ble IGP Mr. Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun BPM (Bar) PPM
Launching Ceremony of Executive Committee of BPWN (2018-2020)
Congratulating Hon'ble Speaker for being First Lady Speaker
President of BPWN, Amena Begum BPM, DIG, Special Branch
First ever Women police officers joined in UN Mission at East Timore in 2000
Honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is the glaring symbol of women empowerment in Bangladesh and the leading light for women police to overcome challenges with commitment and dedication both nationally and internationally.
Endeavour of Bangladesh Police paved the way of BPWN to start it's journey back in 2008 in assistance with Police Reform Program.
BPWN aims to provide leadership for achieving national and global objective for women’s development through capacity building and professional skill development of women police.
An executive committee consisting of 33 members of different ranks of Bangladesh is working to execute the activities of BPWN. Inspector General of Bangladesh Police is the chief patron of BPWN.
Since BPWN believes that every voice counts, all women police working in Bangladesh police at present as well as the retired women officers are considered as member of BWPN.
Leadership For Police Women Asia - 1st Asia Region Women Police Conference on Women in Law Enforcement on 2012 organized by BPWN.
Bangladesh Law Enforcement and HIV Network (LEAHN) and UNAIDS Bangladesh organized Sensitization Workshop with Women Law Enforcers on HIV/AIDS at Telecom Auditorium Rajarbagh, Dhaka.
Bangladesh Women Police began its participation in CIVPOL/UNPOL mission of UN peacekeeping mission for the first time in 2002. Already Un mission completed by 1326 women police from Bangladesh.
105 Girl students from different colleges of Narsingdi and Teachers, Officer in Charges of police stations, female members of Narsingdi district police, media partners along with civil society 45 members also joined in the programmes.