Sheikh Hasina & Asaduzzaman Khan

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.

Asaduzzaman Khan: Asaduzzaman Khan, former Home Minister, has been accused along with Sheikh Hasina of mass killings and enforced disappearances during the July–August 2024 uprising.

Sheikh Hasina: Sheikh Hasina, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has been indicted on charges of crimes against humanity in connection with a mass uprising, and her influence is alleged to have been used by Saima Wazed to secure her position at the World Health Organization.

Asaduzzaman Khan: Asaduzzaman Khan, former Home Minister under Sheikh Hasina, was indicted alongside her on charges of crimes against humanity.

Sheikh Hasina: Sheikh Hasina, former prime minister of Bangladesh, is living in India after fleeing Bangladesh and was sentenced to death in absentia for 'crimes against humanity'. Her statements from India are a point of contention for Bangladesh's interim government.

Asaduzzaman Khan: Asaduzzaman Khan is mentioned as an individual whose extradition Bangladesh is demanding, alongside Sheikh Hasina.

Asaduzzaman Khan: Asaduzzaman Khan, former Home Minister of Bangladesh, is also a subject of protest demands for his return, having been sentenced to death for crimes against humanity.

Asaduzzaman Khan: Asaduzzaman Khan, former Home Minister of Bangladesh, was also handed the death penalty by the International Crimes Tribunal alongside Sheikh Hasina.