Ziaul’s lawyer says interrogation rules were violated; Tajul denies all claims
They were brought to the court premises in a green air conditioned prison van at 9:57am
ICT chief prosecutor says regarding 15 officers held in army custody
The prosecution yesterday formally charged 28 people, including ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina and 23 top and mid-ranking current and former army officers, at International Crimes Tribunal-1 in two cases of enforced disappearances, secret detention, and torture in the 15 years of her rule.
Investigation officer appointed; first-ever ICT probe into a political party
Former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan and former IGP Abdullah Al-Mamun were named co-accused
ICT prosecution to press formal charges against Hasina today
Nineteen high-profile individuals were produced before ICT in connection with the 'crimes against humanity committed during the July uprising'
Ensuring interoperability of data across all ministries will be a top priority for the government to deliver seamless public services, said Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb,
ICT prosecution to press formal charges against Hasina today
Nineteen high-profile individuals were produced before ICT in connection with the 'crimes against humanity committed during the July uprising'
Ensuring interoperability of data across all ministries will be a top priority for the government to deliver seamless public services, said Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb,
Outspoken AL critic seeks protection, declines to call judges 'my lord'
They were brought to the tribunal premises around 10:00am
The International Crimes Tribunal yesterday rejected a petition challenging the tribunal’s jurisdiction to hold the trial of Maj Gen Ziaul Ahsan, who is accused of keeping people in secret prisons after abducting them.
The International Crimes Tribunal yesterday issued arrest warrants against former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, her defence adviser Maj Gen (retd) Tarique Ahmed Siddique, ex-IGP Benazir Ahmed, and eight others.
Bangladesh has to rethink the death penalty if authorities want international support in trying members of the previous regime, said Toby Cadman, special adviser to the chief prosecutor of the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT).
The International Crimes Tribunal yesterday banned the dissemination of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s “hate speeches”.
The prosecution claims that the petition aims to stop the hate speech being delivered by Sheikh Hasina
