Chief Advisor urges implementation of Women's Affairs Reform Commission's recommendations

Principal Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus has directed the relevant ministries and departments to quickly implement the recommendations of the Women's Affairs Reform Commission that are now implementable to eliminate discrimination against women.
The chief advisor gave this instruction after receiving the report of the Women's Affairs Reform Commission at the State Guest House Jamuna on Saturday (March 19).
 
May the recommendations that can be implemented quickly be implemented through us. May we be able to create an example for other countries of the world through this work. The girls of the world are looking at this.
They will review it. They will be inspired. Women in other countries are also serious about it, said the chief advisor. He said, "This is not just a women's issue but a general issue. This report will be printed and distributed. It will be printed in the form of a book like a textbook. It will not be enough to keep it as a document in the office, it will have to be made open to the people."
The members of the commission, led by Shirin Haque, were present at the ceremony to hand over the report to the Chief Advisor.
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