The International Crimes Tribunal in Bangladesh has sentenced deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death for crimes against humanity committed during the July uprising. The verdict was delivered on Monday, November 17, by a three-member judicial panel led by Justice Md Golam Mortuza Majumdar. The tribunal found Hasina guilty of involvement in the killing of six people in Chankharpur. As she remains in hiding, she will not be able to appeal the verdict. Following the announcement, interim government legal adviser Professor Asif Nazrul expressed his reaction on social media, calling the day historic for Bangladesh and describing it as a moment of justice. The ruling marks a dramatic turn in Bangladesh’s political landscape, sparking both domestic and international attention over the tribunal’s decision and its implications for the country’s transitional justice process.