Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina and Interpol
Bangladesh asks Interpol for help in arresting ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
A special tribunal in Bangladesh has asked the international police organization Interpol to issue a red notice for the arrest of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in connection with the deaths of hundreds of protesters.
Bangladesh to request Interpol’s help to repatriate Sheikh Hasina over ‘genocide’ allegations
Bangladesh’s interim government said it will request the Interpol to bring back former prime minister Sheikh Hasina from India to face trial for “crime against humanity”. The interim government’s law advisor Asif Nazrul said the government would request the France-based organisation to issue a “red notice” alert for Ms Hasina and her loyalists.
Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Gurbaz
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