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July 3, 2025

News Desk

Hassina takes six months in prison

Dhaka: Bangladeshi’s remote and self -serving Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was sentenced to six months in prison by the country’s International Court of Justice on Wednesday to contempt for a judicial case, the top prosecutor said. Hasina has faced multiple cases since it left India after deadly protests carried out by students in August, but it was the first time the former leader was sentenced to one of them. Shakil Akand Bulbul, the leader of the Awami League forbidden student wing, was also sentenced to two months in prison in the same case, chief prosecutor Muhammad Tajul Islam told reporters.

July 2, 2025

News Desk

Hassina denies crimes against humanity

Listen to the article Dhaka: Former former Bangladeshi champion Sheikh Hasina denied allegations of committing crimes against humanity, state lawyer in defense on Tuesday. Up to 1,400 people were killed between July and August last year, according to the United Nations, when the Hasina government ordered demonstrators’ suppression in a failed attempt to cling to power. Prosecutors have testified five charges against Hasina – production, incitement, complicity, facilitation, conspiracy and failure to prevent mass murder – equivalent to crimes against humanity in accordance with Bangladesh’s law. Defense lawyer Amir Hossain said Hasina denied all charges, telling reporters that she would

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