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A trial against the former leader has begun in Bangladesh

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Trial against former leader in Bangladesh has begun
The political changes occurring in Bangladesh are drawing the attention of the international community. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

An international criminal tribunal, consisting of three judges, is examining the case against the country's former leader Sheikh Hasina for crimes against humanity. The trial includes charges related to the violent suppression of mass protests that took place in Bangladesh in August 2024, the use of armed police forces, and shooting at peaceful civilians.

According to sources, at least 1,400 people have died as a result of these bloody events. The charges specifically highlight the use of force by the police against peaceful protesters and the issuance of orders to kill.

The fact that the trial is being conducted on an international level indicates that significant attention is being paid to this case. The 77-year-old Sheikh Hasina fled to India on August 5, 2024, and is currently not participating in the trial in person.

She has declared her innocence; however, the requests for her extradition to the international court have not been fulfilled. Hasina has been in power for over 15 years, during which time political and social conflicts have arisen.

After Hasina left the country, Bangladesh's President Shahabuddin Chuppu dissolved the parliament in Dhaka. A few days later, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus was appointed as the interim head of government and has been active in this position ever since.

In recent years, protests in the country have intensified, leading to political upheavals. Initially, students protested against the cancellation of labor quotas, and later, demonstrators demanded Sheikh Hasina's resignation.

In July 2024, after the court decided to reduce quotas, protests escalated, resulting in approximately 200 deaths due to the government's use of force. Today, issues of political stability and human rights in Bangladesh are of urgent importance.

The international community is closely monitoring this trial and its outcomes. Historic events are expected to unfold in the country in the coming weeks.

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