Bangladesh defends mutiny verdicts, denies use of torture

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Dhaka: Bangladesh has protected the death penalties gave to 152 fighters for revolt, demanding Wednesday that those indicted might have a chance to advance and denying claims that admissions were concentrated through torture. "The convicts have no less than two levels of claim," Law Minister Shafique Ahmed said, the day following a court in Dhaka conveyed its verdicts against 823 fighters who were on trial over a grisly rebellion almost five years prior

Bangladesh court sentences 152 to death for 2009 mutiny

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A court in Dhaka honored expiration to 152 incorporating Bangladesh Rifles (Bdr) delegate right hand executive Towhidul Islam and life-term to 160 incorporating previous Bnp administrator Nasiruddin Ahmed Pintu and ward-level Awami League pioneer

Bangladesh court convicts two of war crimes

Dhaka: A Bangladesh war law violations court discovered a British-based Muslim pioneer and a Us national blameworthy on Sunday in absentia for outrages submitted throughout the 1971 war of autonomy. The International Crimes Tribunal