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Bangladesh Ex-PM Sheikh Hasina Sentenced to Death over Student Protests

Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death in absentia by the International Crimes Tribunal for crimes against humanity related to her crackdown on student-led protests that resulted in 1,400 deaths. The trial, held in Dhaka, found her guilty of allowing the use of lethal force. This verdict follows Hasina’s exile in India after being ousted from power in 2024, where she has denied all charges. While the interim government has requested her extradition, it’s unlikely the sentence will be carried out. This decision comes after a tumultuous period in Bangladesh’s history.

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Sheikh Hasina’s Death Sentence: Reactions and Accusations of a Political Farce

Following the conviction of Sheikh Hasina by the court she established, questions arise regarding the impact on her Awami League party and her political future. The current Bangladesh government has been seeking her extradition from India, a request that could gain traction if an elected government emerges after the upcoming elections. Further restrictions on Hasina’s statements or the Awami League’s operations could significantly pressure the party, potentially forcing them to alter their strategy. With top leaders in exile and a ban on party activities, the Awami League faces considerable challenges in the days ahead.

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