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一 |     Dhaka, Oct 9 (UNI) The holy Eid-e-Miladunnabi, marking the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), was observed in the country on Sunday with due religious fervor and festivity.

In separate messages, President M Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina greeted the countrymen and the Muslims across the world on the occasion of the holy Eid-e-Miladunnabi.

Thousands of Muslims with banners of different spiritual and social organizations like the Maizbhandar Darbar and other spiritual hubs joined colourful street marches in the capital Dhaka and elsewhere in the country highlighting the Prophet's teachings of universal peace and harmony.

On this day in 570 - the 12th of Rabiul Awal of the Hijri calendar - Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) was born in Mecca, Saudi Arabia with divine blessings and messages of peace for mankind.

Different government and non-government organizations including the Islamic Foundation (IF) chalked out elaborate programmes to mark the day.

Marking the day, Islamic Foundation (IF) took a 15-day programme at the Baitul Mukarram National Mosque in the city which began on Saturday.

State Minister for Religious Affairs Md Faridul Haque Khan inaugurated the 15-day programme at the Baitul Mukarram National Mosque in the city.

The programmes include religious sermons, doa mahfi and milad, seminars, exhibition of Islamic calligraphy and posters based on the life of the Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH), Islamic cultural competitions, and recitation of the holy Quran and poems on him.

He also inaugurated a month-long Islamic book fair at the south chattar of Baitul Mukarram National Mosque.

Some 50 Islamic missions and seven imam training academies have also chalked out various programmes marking the day.

Besides, Qurankhwani, doa mahfil and special prayers were held at different mosques in the city.

Qurankhwani, doa mahfil and special prayers were also held at the Mausoleum of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at Tungipara in Gopalganj district, marking the day.

The spiritual hub of Maizbhandar also took various programmes to mark the day.

Tens of thousands of people thronged the capital’s Suhrawardy Udyan as the spiritual hub of Mazbhandar Darbar staged a massive rally to celebrate the birth anniversary of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) - Eid-e-Miladunnabi with a spirit of inclusiveness and religious festivity.

Ministers, politicians across party lines and foreign Islamic and Sufi scholars alongside Bangladeshi ones addressed the rally analyzing holy Prophet’s (PBUH) teachings and ideals and Quranic principles and messages describing him as the blessings for the mankind, transcending the followers of Islamic faith or Muslims alone.

Incumbent leader of Mazibhandar Darbar Syed Saifudding Ahmed Maizbhandari chaired the rally, preceded by a colourful street march, when the devotees chanted hymns praising Allah and his Prophet (PBUH).

Senior Awami League leaders Amir Hossain Amu, Information and Broadcasting Minister Hassan Mahmud, Liberation War Affairs Minister AKM Mozammel Haque, Kalyan Party chairman major general (retd) Syed Mohammad Ibrahim, Islamic Shashantantra Andolon leader Misbahur Rahman were, among others, the political figures who spoke on the occasion.

Foreign spiritual figures from the United States, Morocco, Turkey and India spoke at the rally highlighting the Prophet Mohammmad’s (PBUH) role as the binding factor of the diversified human society as well as the symbol of peace and harmony in worldly life and as the means to secure divine blessings and height in spiritual realm.

The traditional colourful rallies 'Jasne Julush' under the auspices of different organizations including Anjuman-E-Rahmania Mainia Maizbhandaria were brought out in the city.

A massive rally was held in the capital's Mirpur area while a discussion titled 'Equality and Harmony in Islam' and a doa-mahfil were arranged at the Jahur Hossain Chowdhury auditorium of Jatiya Press Club (JPC).

State Minister for Religious Affairs Md Faridul Haque Khan was present as the chief guest there with JPC President Farida Yasmin in the chair.

JPC executive committee member Ayub Bhuiyan conducted it while general secretary of the club Elias Khan gave welcome speech on the occasion.

Senior member of the club Syed Akhtar Yusuf also addressed the discussion, among others.

A seminar was organized under the initiative of Aashiqui Rahmania Moinia Shahidi Maizbhandari at Kazi Bashir Uddin Auditorium of Mahanagar Natyamanch in city's Gulistan area.

State Minister for Religious Affairs Md Faridul Haque Khan addressed the seminar as the chief guest with organization's religious leader Shah Sufi Maulana Syed Shaheed Uddin Ahmad Maizbhandari in the chair.

Marking the day, Bangladesh Television (BTV) and Bangladesh Betar aired special programmes and different national dailies published supplements highlighting the importance of the day.

UNI MAZ SHK2206。    Canberra, Oct 17 (UNI) The Australian government has announced a national plan to end domestic violence within a generation.



Amanda Rishworth, minister for Social Services, and Katy Gallagher, minister for Women, along with state and territory officials on Monday launched the 10-year National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children.



The landmark blueprint for change calls for reforms to how justice systems, the health sector, perpetrators, media, schools and technology companies act, highlighting the importance of engaging with men and boys to target violence at all levels.



It features two five-year action plans, with a separate plan to be developed for Indigenous women and children.



The plan suggests more funding be made available for men's behavior change programs and perpetrator interventions.



Kate Fitz-Gibbon, director of the Monash Gender and Family Violence Prevention Centre, described the plan as "world-leading."



"It sets the ambition to create whole-of-system responses that not only support victim-survivors to survive, but to thrive beyond their experience of violence," she said.



"This national plan represents a much-needed decade-long commitment to eliminate the national crisis of domestic, family and sexual violence."





"Current rates of family, domestic and sexual violence are unacceptable," Rishworth said.



"We want to make these changes now so the next generation of women and children can live in a society free from violence."



"We need sustained and collective action across society," she added.

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