Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal chief prosecutor stated that former PM Sheikh Hasina will be sent directly to jail upon her return, with no opportunity to surrender to the court. This comes after Hasina's assertion that she would return and surrender by December, following her death sentence in absentia.
Ousted Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina plans to return from exile in India in December to challenge the ban on her Awami League party, despite facing a death sentence. Her return could destabilize politics but may improve strained ties with India.
Ousted Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina, facing a death sentence, plans to return from India in December to surrender to authorities. She aims to test the nation's justice system, which she believes is farcical, and stand with her repressed party members.
孟加拉前總理哈希納表示，她本人及黨內高層計劃在今年12月左右返國自首，以面對人道罪與貪腐指控。這是她流亡印度近2年來首次提出具體返國時間表，但她拒絕透露確切日期。
孟加拉前總理哈希納（Sheikh Hasina）表示，她與人民聯盟高層計畫年底返國，面對司法判決，即使可能被捕甚至判處死刑。她否認鎮壓指控，並為其執政辯護，認為人民有權決定政黨的去留。
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina plans to return to Bangladesh voluntarily around December, despite a death sentence for crimes against humanity. She intends to surrender to the courts upon arrival, stating she must return to her soil.
Bangladesh's BNP government, through Information Adviser Zahed Ur Rahman, has warned media outlets against broadcasting statements by Awami League chief Sheikh Hasina. The government cited court orders banning her speeches and stated that broadcasting them constitutes defiance. The BNP also declared that the Awami League, banned by the court, cannot engage in political activities under any name.
Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, in self-imposed exile in India since her 2024 ouster, has vowed to return to her homeland this year. Her statement follows her Awami League party's founding day, amidst arrests of activists and a death sentence against her in absentia by Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal.
Exiled former PM Sheikh Hasina plans to return to Bangladesh, fighting for political rights and democracy restoration, despite facing a death sentence she claims is politically motivated.
Border Guard Bangladesh and India's Border Security Force held cordial talks in New Delhi on illegal migration. Bangladesh seeks an end to India's practice of "pushing back" migrants, an issue that has become increasingly contentious.
India confirmed on April 17 it is conducting a formal review of Bangladesh's extradition request for former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India in August 2024 after her government fell to protesters. This marks a significant shift from India's previous non-committal stance, as Delhi seeks to balance its legal obligations with maintaining stable relations with Bangladesh's new government.
