Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today directed the ministries and departments concerned to quickly implement the recommendations of the Women’s Affairs Reform Commission, which are implementable right now, aiming to remove discrimination against women.
He gave the directives after receiving the report of the Women’s Affairs Reform Commission at the State Guest House Jamuna here this afternoon.
Members of the Women’s Affairs Reform Commission, led by its chief Shireen Parveen Haque, handed over the report to the Chief Adviser.
“The recommendations that are implementable should be accomplished quickly so that we can create an example for other countries of the world through this work,” the Chief Adviser said.
He said the girls of the world are looking at the report of the commission as they will review it.
“They will be inspired. Women of other countries are also serious about it (the report),” Prof Yunus said.
He said the report of the women affairs reform commission is not just a women’s matter but an overall issue.
This report will be printed and distributed, while it will be printed in the form of book like a textbook, he added.
The Chief Adviser said it should not be merely kept in offices as a document but the report should be made open to all.বিস্তারিত