Bangladesh parliament reform: Women's Commission pushes for 600 seats

Bangladesh parliament reform: Women's Commission pushes for 600 seats

Bangladesh's Women's Affairs Reform Commission proposes expanding parliament to 600 seats with equal representation for women. Chief Adviser Yunus supports swift action.

Bangladesh's Reform Panel Proposes 600 Parliament Seats to Boost Women's Representation

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Bangladesh's Women's Affairs Reform Commission has recommended increasing the total number of seats in the parliament to 600, with one general seat for each parliamentary constituency and one reserved for women, according to a media report on Saturday. World News | Bangladesh's Reform Panel Proposes 600 Parliament Seats to Boost Women's Representation.

Bangladesh's reform panel proposes 600 parliament seats to boost women's representation

Dhaka, Apr 19 (PTI) Bangladesh's Women’s Affairs Reform Commission has recommended increasing the total number of seats in the parliament to 600, with one general seat for each parliamentary constituency and one reserved for women, according to a media report on Saturday. The current parliament of Bangladesh contains 350 seats, including 50 seats reserved for women. The Commission, formed by the Interim government in November last year, submitte…

Dhaka: Women’s Affairs Reform Commission submits report to Chief Adviser #Gallery

Dhaka: The Women’s Affairs Reform Commission submits its report to Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the State Guest House Jamuna in Dhaka on Saturday, April 19, 2025. (Photo: IANS) Dhaka: The Women’s Affairs Reform... - Social News XYZ

Women's Affairs Reform Commission submits report to CA - The New Nation

NN Online : The Women’s Affairs Reform Commission submitted its report to Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Saturday. Members of the commission handed over the report at the State Guest House Jamuna around 4:30 pm. The interim administration established the commission on November 18, 2024, appointing Shirin Parveen Haque—founding member of the women’s rights organization Nari Pokkho—as its chair. Formed as part of the second phase of sta…