Sheikh Hasina & Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh)

Sheikh Hasina: Sheikh Hasina, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, was sentenced to six months in prison for contempt of court by the Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh). This marks her first conviction since leaving office and fleeing to India.

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): The Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh) is the judicial body in Bangladesh that sentenced Sheikh Hasina to six months in prison for contempt of court. It also previously charged her with crimes against humanity.

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): The Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh) issued arrest warrants for Sheikh Hasina and others for 'crimes against humanity and genocide', initiating the legal process that led to the International — Interpol request.

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): The Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh) sentenced Sheikh Hasina and Asaduzzaman Khan to death for crimes against humanity, initiating the extradition requests.

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): The Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh) delivered the death sentence to Sheikh Hasina and Asaduzzaman Khan, and a prison sentence to a former police chief, for their roles in the student protest crackdown. The tribunal's legitimacy is questioned by Sheikh Hasina.