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THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2026

Crimes against humanity

Crimes against humanity

Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. File photo: Collected

ICT judgment at 11am today in crimes against humanity case against Hasina

Prosecutors request maximum penalty, asset seizure, plan to seek Interpol warrant afresh after verdict

Photo: TBS

Jatiya Chhatra Shakti stages torch procession demanding maximum punishment for Hasina

Illustration: TBS

Verdict in crimes against humanity case against Hasina to be delivered at 11am tomorrow

Collage of ICT Chief Prosecutor Mohammad Tajul Islam, State-appointed defence counsel, Md Amir Hossain, at a press briefing. Photo: Screengrab

Prosecution seeks maximum sentence, Hasina's lawyer expects acquittal

Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal. Photo: COllected

Verdict in crimes against humanity case against Hasina, Kamal to be delivered on 17 Nov

Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSD) President Hasanul Haque Inu. File Photo: Collected

'I am completely innocent': Inu pleads not guilty at crimes against humanity trial

Army officers produced before International Crimes Tribunal over enforced disappearance and murder charges on 22 October 2025. Photo: TBS

15 army officers accused of crimes against humanity still in service: ICT prosecutor

Army officers produced before International Crimes Tribunal over enforced disappearance and murder charges on 22 October 2025. Photo: TBS

Lawyer of 15 army officers withdraws from representation

Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal. Photo: COllected

Crimes against humanity: ICT to announce verdict date against Hasina, Kamal on 13 Nov

Army officers produced before International Crimes Tribunal over enforced disappearance and murder charges on 22 October 2025. Photo: TBS

Won't represent anyone found directly involved in enforced disappearances: Lawyer of 15 army officers

Sheikh Hasina. File Photo: Collected

Crimes against humanity case against Hasina: Verdict date likely to be set tomorrow

Army officers produced before International Crimes Tribunal over enforced disappearance and murder charges on 22 October 2025. Photo: TBS

15 army officers innocent; real culprits fled to India: Defence lawyer

Army officers produced before International Crimes Tribunal over enforced disappearance and murder charges on 22 October 2025. Photo: TBS

15 army officers accused in enforced disappearance, killing cases surrender to ICT; sent to jail

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