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"Deeply Distressed": Sheikh Hasina Slams Yunus Over Attacks On Hindus In Bangladesh
The interim government under Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus actively sanctioned the assaults against minorities, especially Hindus, forcing them to displace and flee, said former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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"Will Probably Sentence Her To Death": Sheikh Hasina's Son Ahead Of Court Verdict
Sajeeb Wazed's remarks came a day before a Dhaka court was due to deliver a televised verdict that is expected to convict Sheikh Hasina, 78, in absentia on charges of crimes against humanity for a deadly crackdown on student-led protests in 2024.
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Sheikh Hasina Says Her Return To Bangladesh Hinges On These 3 Factors
Nov 12 Ousted former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina has said her return home hinges on the restoration of "participatory democracy", lifting of the ban on the Awami League and the conduct of free, fair and inclusive elections.
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'Want To Celebrate It Like Eid': Yunus After Announcing Elections In February
A year after former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was toppled from power and left the country, Bangladesh has announced national elections.
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Bangladesh Bans Sheikh Hasina's Awami League, Suspends Party Registration
Bangladesh's Election Commission has suspended the registration of ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's Awami League, effectively barring the party from contesting the next national elections.
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Sheikh Hasina's Awami League Officially Banned Under Revised Anti-Terror Law
Bangladesh officially disbanded deposed premier Sheikh Hasina's Awami League under an overnight revised anti-terrorism law, two days after Muhammad Yunus's interim government slapped a ban on its "activities" under the previous version of the law.
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Sheikh Hasina's Awami League Banned By Bangladesh's Yunus Government
Bangladesh's interim government on Saturday banned the Awami League, the political party of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, pending the outcome of a trial over its crackdown on mass protests that prompted her ouster last year.
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No Plans To Ban Sheikh Hasina's Awami League, Says Muhammad Yunus
Bangladesh's Interim Government has no plans to ban the Awami League, but individuals within its leadership accused of crimes, including murder and crimes against humanity, will face trial in the country's courts.
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Bangladesh Bans Facebook, Chat Apps for Security Reasons
Bangladesh authorities insisted today an almost week-long ban on Facebook and mobile messaging services would remain until security in the tense country improved.
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Pressure mounts on Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina after walkover re-election
Bangladesh's opposition leader Khaleda Zia accused Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of "murdering democracy" as her arch rival faced growing calls on Tuesday to hold fresh polls after a walkover election.
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United Nations launches effort to end political deadlock in Bangladesh
The UN today launched a mission in Bangladesh to end political turmoil triggered by a standoff between the country's two main parties.
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"Deeply Distressed": Sheikh Hasina Slams Yunus Over Attacks On Hindus In Bangladesh
The interim government under Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus actively sanctioned the assaults against minorities, especially Hindus, forcing them to displace and flee, said former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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"Will Probably Sentence Her To Death": Sheikh Hasina's Son Ahead Of Court Verdict
Sajeeb Wazed's remarks came a day before a Dhaka court was due to deliver a televised verdict that is expected to convict Sheikh Hasina, 78, in absentia on charges of crimes against humanity for a deadly crackdown on student-led protests in 2024.
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Sheikh Hasina Says Her Return To Bangladesh Hinges On These 3 Factors
Nov 12 Ousted former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina has said her return home hinges on the restoration of "participatory democracy", lifting of the ban on the Awami League and the conduct of free, fair and inclusive elections.
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'Want To Celebrate It Like Eid': Yunus After Announcing Elections In February
A year after former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was toppled from power and left the country, Bangladesh has announced national elections.
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Bangladesh Bans Sheikh Hasina's Awami League, Suspends Party Registration
Bangladesh's Election Commission has suspended the registration of ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's Awami League, effectively barring the party from contesting the next national elections.
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Sheikh Hasina's Awami League Officially Banned Under Revised Anti-Terror Law
Bangladesh officially disbanded deposed premier Sheikh Hasina's Awami League under an overnight revised anti-terrorism law, two days after Muhammad Yunus's interim government slapped a ban on its "activities" under the previous version of the law.
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Sheikh Hasina's Awami League Banned By Bangladesh's Yunus Government
Bangladesh's interim government on Saturday banned the Awami League, the political party of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, pending the outcome of a trial over its crackdown on mass protests that prompted her ouster last year.
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No Plans To Ban Sheikh Hasina's Awami League, Says Muhammad Yunus
Bangladesh's Interim Government has no plans to ban the Awami League, but individuals within its leadership accused of crimes, including murder and crimes against humanity, will face trial in the country's courts.
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Bangladesh Bans Facebook, Chat Apps for Security Reasons
Bangladesh authorities insisted today an almost week-long ban on Facebook and mobile messaging services would remain until security in the tense country improved.
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Pressure mounts on Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina after walkover re-election
Bangladesh's opposition leader Khaleda Zia accused Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of "murdering democracy" as her arch rival faced growing calls on Tuesday to hold fresh polls after a walkover election.
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United Nations launches effort to end political deadlock in Bangladesh
The UN today launched a mission in Bangladesh to end political turmoil triggered by a standoff between the country's two main parties.
