Bangladesh’s Ex-PM Sheikh Hasina Sentenced to Death Amid Questionable Tribunal Proceedings
The death sentence handed to former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by a politically charged tribunal highlights the dangers of politically motivated justice and raises serious concerns for regional stability and the rule of law.
In a development that demands close scrutiny, the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) of Bangladesh sentenced former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death for alleged crimes against humanity during the turbulent protests of 2024. This ruling followed her forced resignation amid nationwide unrest, after which she fled to India where she remains in exile. Is This Justice—or Political Retribution? At first glance, holding leaders accountable for abuses is a cornerstone of sovereignty and rule of law. However, this case starkly illustrates how so-called international tribunals can become instruments for political vendettas rather than genuine justice. The tribunal functioned under a provisional...
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