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War Crimes Verdicts Overview Cases have been adjudicated - 53 Verdicts have been delivered against -139 accused Death sentences have been pronounced for - 99 accused Sentenced to life imprisonment

War Crimes Tribunal: Paving the Way for a Curse-Free Bangladesh

by Press Xpress December 18, 2023
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The formation of the tribunal, the dynamic process, and the overview of verdicts underscore significant strides in addressing war crimes Over the …

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Government’s Persistent Pursuit for Justice

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The war crimes tribunal in 2013 handed down death sentences to the Al-Badr leaders for the massacre of the nation’s intellectuals during …

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Justice Prevails: Seven Sentenced to Death for War Crimes

by Press Xpress November 30, 2023
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In a significant stride towards justice, the International Crimes Tribunal-1 in Bangladesh has recently sentenced seven individuals to death for their involvement …

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