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January 6, 2025

News Desk

Ex-exiled Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is facing a second arrest warrant

Bangladesh’s International Criminal Court (ICT) has issued a second arrest warrant against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, accusing her of involvement in enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings during her tenure. Along with Hasina, 12 other people, including prominent military and police figures, have been named in the case. The court has set February 12, 2025 as the deadline for their arrest. The arrest warrant was issued on Monday, January 6, 2025 after a hearing at the T.P.E. The accused include Lt. Gen. Tariq Ahmed Siddique, Hasina’s former defense adviser, former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Benazir Ahmed and Ziaul Ahsan,

November 10, 2024

News Desk

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.

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