Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal is set to begin trials in August for four cases related to crimes against humanity committed during the July Uprising. Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and other top officials are among the 57 accused. Charges include mass killings, burnings, and targeted assassinations. Two cases will begin witness hearings in August, while two others are at the charge-framing stage. So far, 430 complaints have been filed, and 206 people charged in connection with the post-uprising atrocities.
Formal trials for four cases related to crimes against humanity committed during the July Uprising are expected to begin in August, according to the International Crimes Tribunal. Among the cases is one involving former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and two other high-profile figures.
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