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Social welfare and women and children affairs adviser Sharmeen S Murshid at a programme in Dhaka on Saturday said that the youth would build a new Bangladesh.

She made the remarks after inaugurating a youth rally titled Involvement of the Youth Community in the Protection of Children and Women at the auditorium of Bangladesh Film Archive at Agargaon in the capital, said a press release. 


Praising the youth for their resilience and leadership, she said, ‘Amid the hardships of the July uprising, I see new leadership in the wounded faces of the youth. We will build a new Bangladesh by developing the power of the youth.’

A local youth delegation officially began its journey from Dhaka to combat child and women abuse across Bangladesh through the inauguration.

Calling for a united effort to build a humane, equal and violence-free nation, the adviser said, ‘We will create a state where power means love and responsibility means service. From homes to workplaces and cyberspace, we will ensure the safety of women and children everywhere.’

Organised in collaboration with Nirapad Alliance and Dreams on the Way, joint secretary of the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs Prakash Kanti Chowdhury, Nirapad Alliance vice-chairman Tahmidur Rahman, general secretary Hatim Sadab Liyan, treasurer Masum Muhammad, AGM Bayzid, Kotha Bolo Nari founder Narayan Nusrat Haque, and July fighter Tamim, among others, spoke at the event.