A Bangladeshi tribunal has given investigators one month to apprehend ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her associates, accused of crimes against humanity following a deadly summer uprising. Arrest warrants have been issued, and several suspects have already appeared before the tribunal.
Bangladesh’s former prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, now faces 31 cases, including murder, crimes against humanity, and genocide, following the recent turmoil surrounding her government’s fall. These cases stem from accusations of violence committed against protesters during the quota reform movement and a Hefajat-e-Islam rally in 2013.
