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November 10, 2024

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Bangladesh to seek Interpol red alert for fugitive Hasina loyalists

Sheikh Hasina Wajed, ousted prime minister of Bangladesh, gestures as she addresses the media, a day after her victory in the 12th parliamentary elections, in Dhaka on January 8, 2024. — AFP DHAKA: Bangladesh said on Sunday it would seek a “red alert” alert from Interpol for fugitive leaders of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s regime, which was toppled in a revolution in August. “Those responsible for the indiscriminate killings during the mass uprising in July and August will be brought back from wherever they have taken refuge,” Asif Nazrul, legal adviser to the interim government, told reporters on Sunday.

October 17, 2024

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A Bangladeshi court has issued an arrest warrant for former leader Sheikh Hasina

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina speaks during a press conference in Tokyo on April 26, 2023. — AFP It’s a “remarkable day,” says a Bangladeshi official. Hasina’s rule has seen widespread human rights abuses. Her presence in India has angered Bangladesh. DHAKA: A Bangladeshi court on Thursday issued an arrest warrant for exiled former leader Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India in August after she was ousted by a student-led revolution. “The court has […] ordered the arrest of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her production in court on November 18,” Mohammad Tajul Islam, chief prosecutor of the

September 9, 2024

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Bangladesh to start legal process to bring Sheikh Hasina back from India

Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina speaks during a plenary session at the launch of the Paris Peace Forum, in Paris, France. — Reuters/File ICT Attorney General accuses Hasina of “massacres”. He will try to legally bring her back to trial, says M Tajul Islam. The former prime minister’s last official stop was at a military air base in India. DHAKA: Almost a month after Bangladesh’s caretaker government took power, the government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus said it would initiate the legal process to bring back former prime minister Sheikh Hasina who fled to India last month

September 3, 2024

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Ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina becomes India’s diplomatic dilemma

Listen to the article Sheikh Hasina, the former prime minister of Bangladesh, has become a major diplomatic challenge for India, four weeks after she fled her country amid a student-led revolution. Her departure marked the end of her 15-year tenure, characterized by harsh rule, including rights abuses and a crackdown on the opposition. India, now home to the 76-year-old leader, is in a delicate position. Hasina’s extradition could jeopardize her standing with other South Asian neighbors, where New Delhi is locked in an intense battle for influence with Beijing. The situation is further complicated by India’s historical ties with Hasina’s

August 19, 2024

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Bangladesh’s war crimes tribunal is investigating cases against Hasina

Ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina speaks after being sworn in for a fifth term at the Presidential Palace in Dhaka, Bangladesh on January 11, 2024. — AFP DHAKA: A Bangladeshi war crimes tribunal set up by ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina has opened three “mass murder” investigations against its founder over the riots that forced her to flee the country, its investigator said on Monday. More than 450 people were killed – many by police fire – during a month of student-led protests against Hasina’s 15-year autocratic rule, before she resigned as prime minister and fled to India on

August 19, 2024

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Bangladesh’s war crimes tribunal opens mass murder investigations against Sheikh Hasina

DHAKA: A Bangladeshi war crimes tribunal set up by ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has opened three “mass murder” investigations against its founder over the riots that forced her to flee the country, its investigator said on Monday. More than 450 people were killed – many by police fire – during a month of student-led protests against Hasina’s 15-year autocratic rule, before she resigned as prime minister and fled to India on 5 August. “We are collecting preliminary evidence at this stage,” said Ataur Rahman, deputy director of the court’s investigative unit, adding that the cases were related to “mass

August 16, 2024

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Bangladeshi students plan new party to end Hasina, Khaleda duopoly

Bangladeshi student protesters run as police fire tear gas during a coffin rally by anti-quota protesters at Dhaka University in Dhaka, Bangladesh on July 17, 2024. — Reuters DHAKA: Student protesters who ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have rejected calls by Bangladesh’s two main political parties for snap elections and are considering forming their own party to consolidate reforms, according to interviews with four protest leaders. Their hope is to avoid a repeat of the past 15 years, in which Hasina ruled the country of some 170 million people with an iron fist. For most of the past three decades,

August 14, 2024

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Hasina urges supporters to make a public show of strength

DHAKA: Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday asked her supporters for a public show of force later this week, hours after a court ruled that an assassination investigation against her linked to last month’s riots could go ahead . Thursday marks the anniversary of the 1975 assassination of her father, independence hero Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, during a military coup — a date her government had declared a national holiday. “I appeal to you to observe the National Day of Mourning on August 15 with due respect and solemnity,” she said in a written statement provided to reporters through

August 14, 2024

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Sheikh Hasina urges supporters to make a public show of strength

Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday asked her supporters for a public show of force later this week, hours after a court ruled that an assassination investigation against her linked to last month’s riots could go ahead . Hasina, 76, fled by helicopter last week to neighboring India, where she remains, as protesters flooded the streets of Dhaka in a dramatic end to her 15-year rule. More than 450 people were killed during the weeks of unrest leading up to her overthrow, and members of the Awami League party have collapsed. Thursday marks the anniversary of the 1975

August 13, 2024

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Hasina demands investigation into July “murders and vandalism” in Bangladesh

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina speaks during the annual Munich Security Conference, in Munich, Germany February 17, 2024. — Reuters Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Hasina makes a statement to X through her son. Many people died “in the name of revolution” in July, says Hasina. The former prime minister plans to return to Bangladesh after the decision on new elections. DHAKA: Bangladesh’s former prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday called for action against those involved in “murders and vandalism” in the country last month, her first comments since violent protests forced her to flee to India. About 300 people

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