The International Crimes Tribunal has scheduled August 21 to deliver its order on framing charges in the Ashulia case, in which six people were killed and their bodies burned during the 1971 Liberation War. Earlier on Wednesday, police brought the accused to court in a prison van. On July 28, the tribunal appointed two state-funded lawyers for absconding defendants. The prosecution formally submitted charges against 16 people on July 2, prompting the tribunal to issue arrest warrants for eight fugitives.