Bangladesh court to deliver verdict on Sheikh Hasina’s alleged crimes on Nov 13
Summary
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal will deliver its verdict on former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's alleged crimes against humanity on November 13.
Key Points
- Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal has concluded trial proceedings against former PM Sheikh Hasina regarding crimes against humanity.
- The verdict on Hasina's alleged involvement in torture and disappearances during the Awami League regime is scheduled for November 13.
- Hasina's defense claims she did not flee the country voluntarily but was forced to leave amid political turmoil.
- ICT issued arrest warrants against Hasina and 29 others, including former officials, in cases of enforced disappearances and torture.
- The cases involve charges of abduction, detention, and torture linked to secret interrogation cells during Hasina's tenure.