International Crimes Ordinance Passed, Exclusion of Political Party Ban Provision

International Crimes Ordinance Passed, Exclusion of Political Party Ban Provision

The Advisory Council of the interim government, chaired by Chief Advisor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, has approved the draft of the International Crimes (Tribunal) Ordinance 2024, subject to vetting by the Legislative and Parliamentary Affairs Division. This decision was made during a meeting held today, Wednesday. One significant aspect of the ordinance is the exclusion of…

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The interim government has expressed frustration over recent remarks made by President Md. Shahabuddin regarding the resignation of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who was removed from power following a student-led uprising. Several advisors have voiced their dissatisfaction, with Legal Advisor Asif Nazrul accusing the President of spreading false information. In response to the criticism and discussions, a press release from the President’s Office (Bangabhaban) urged that no new controversy should be stirred up regarding the resolved issue of Sheikh Hasina's resignation. The President called on everyone to refrain from creating situations that could destabilize or embarrass the interim government. After the fall of Sheikh Hasina's government and two and a half months into the formation of the interim government, President Shahabuddin, in an interview on October 19, mentioned that while he had heard of Sheikh Hasina’s resignation, he had not received any official documentation. This statement, published in a political magazine, sparked significant discussion and criticism.

Interim Government Angered by President’s Remarks on Hasina’s Resignation

The interim government has expressed frustration over recent remarks made by President Md. Shahabuddin regarding the resignation of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who was removed from power following a student-led uprising. Several advisors have voiced their dissatisfaction, with Legal Advisor Asif Nazrul accusing the President of spreading “false information.” In response to the criticism…

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