On the 29th January 2015, Bangladesh's Social Welfare Minister, Mohsin Ali, speaking as the chief guest at the opening ceremony of a girl's hostel in Moulovibazar, Sylhet, said, "No one can be a college student wearing the burka...Today, Europe looks at those who wear the burqa with disgust and thinks them to be Islamic terrorists....Tomorrow will let us taste where we have brought Islam to in society today".

The point did not last to the end of its set time, because the university guards asked the sisters to disperse, rather they threatened to arrest them. When they did not succeed in their efforts to resolve the point, they threatened the students to collect their cards if they near to the Hizb's Shabaat. But to no avail, for the sisters were eagerly listening to the Shabaat. 

The Minister of State at the Ministry of Social Security, Kamal Hassan Ali, confirmed the recommendations of the workshop presenting a study of women's participation in the general elections in 2010, which produced results and recommendations that confirms the strength of the future of the next elections. The workshop organized by the Centre for Women's Human Rights in the presence of a number of Ministers and Ministers of State and…

Central Asia Online news website published a story that: "37 women are serving a prison sentence in the women's prison in the city of Dashoguz in the Republic of Turkmenistan for charges of engaging in prostitution, with one woman aged over 52, and others who have children and grandchildren. In fact, they do not work in the area of prostitution, but their only crime is that they are "second wives".