Both Hasina and Kamal fled the country, with the former staying in New Delhi, while the latter's exact whereabouts are ...

Muhammad Yunus' interim administration is preparing to seek Interpol's assistance to get ousted PM Sheikh Hasina and former ...

The International Crimes Tribunal today sentenced former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal to death for crimes against ...

Hasina, 78, remains in exile in India and has defied orders to return and face trial. Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal is also a fugitive. Abdullah Al-Mamun, on the other hand, is in custody.

Bangladesh’s former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal sounded three key points in his global exclusive to Republic.

Sheikh Hasina’s party leaders urge India to continue giving her ‘shelter’ after death penalty - Dhaka pushes New Delhi to ...

Bangladesh Nationalist Party Standing Committee Member Salahuddin Ahmed says the death sentence against ousted prime minister ...

Along with Sheikh Hasina, her co-accused and Bangladesh's former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal was also given the ...

This is the first case filed in the International Crimes Tribunal regarding killings and other crimes against humanity ...

The former prime minister had been charged with crimes against humanity over the mass uprising that ended her rule last year.

In an exclusive conversation with Times Now after the ruling, Asaduzzaman Khan, when asked to share his reaction to being ...

A press release by the Bangladesh government said that NSA Khalilur Rahman and Indian counterpart Ajit Doval discussed key ...