The International Crimes Tribunal has sentenced former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death for crimes against humanity committed during the July uprising. The verdict, delivered on Monday, November 17, includes two death sentences and one life imprisonment term. State-appointed defense lawyer Amir Hossain expressed profound grief following the ruling, saying he felt deep pain but declined to comment further. When asked about his dissatisfaction, Hossain reiterated his emotional distress, noting that his client received the maximum punishment. He also clarified that there is currently no opportunity to appeal the verdict unless Hasina voluntarily surrenders or is arrested. The ruling marks a historic and controversial moment in Bangladesh’s judicial and political landscape, drawing intense national and international attention.