Venue: Bamail Area, South Demra Police Station, Dhaka Metropolitan City. Number of members percipient: 60 Women’s
A successful Women’s Health, Awareness, and Rights Program was organized under the initiative of Mainia Youth Forum in the Bamail area under South Demra Police Station, Dhaka Metropolitan City. The campaign was held under the guidance and instructions of the President of the organization, aiming to promote women’s rights, dignity, education, and social awareness.
Mohammad Zahid Hossain Shyamal, Publicity Secretary of Mainia Youth Forum, attended the program as the Chief Guest. In his speech, he highlighted the organization’s commitment to ensuring respect, education, and rights for women in society. He stated that Islam places great importance on honoring women, as clearly mentioned in the Holy Quran. He further emphasized the need to expand women’s education and to ensure the implementation of women’s rights across every region of Bangladesh.
Mosammat Sharmin Akhter, Teacher, attended the event as a Special Guest. In her address, she spoke strongly against child marriage, describing it as a serious social problem that negatively affects health, education, and the economic stability of the country. She stressed that if child marriage continues to increase, society will face severe long-term consequences. She urged everyone, along with Moiniya Youth Forum, to take a firm stand against child marriage and to collectively pledge to eliminate it from society.
The program was further enriched by the presence of Mosammat Maqsuda Begum, Women’s Leader of Anjumane Rahnia Moiniat. In her speech, she encouraged women to become economically self-reliant and actively contribute to social progress. She emphasized that women must work together and engage with organizations like Moiniya Youth Forum to build a secure and prosperous future for all.
The awareness campaign concluded successfully with the participation of around 60 women, including adolescents, students, and middle-aged professionals. Through open discussions and community engagement, the program reinforced the importance of women’s education, social dignity, economic empowerment, and equal rights.