Relatives of those killed and injured in Bangladesh’s July Movement have demanded the immediate execution of the death sentence handed to fugitive former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by the International Crimes Tribunal-1 for crimes against humanity. Following the verdict, victims’ families expressed relief but insisted that justice would only be complete once Hasina is brought back to the country and the sentence carried out. Many gathered outside the tribunal in Dhaka, chanting slogans and offering prayers of gratitude. Leaders of various activist groups, including Inquilab Mancha and Manch 24, described the verdict as a historic step toward justice and a warning against future authoritarian rule. They also called for cooperation from India to facilitate Hasina’s extradition. Security was tightened around the tribunal area, with heavy deployment of police, RAB, and army personnel. Celebrations were also reported at Dhaka University and Dhanmondi 32, where people distributed sweets and held processions in support of the ruling.