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Protesters clashed with riot police outside former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s family home in Dhaka on November 17, demanding capital punishment ahead of her court verdict on crimes against humanity. Tensions escalated as crowds vowed to storm the ancestral home amid fears of further violence, marking the worst political unrest in Bangladesh since 1971. #bangladesh #sheikhhasina #apt

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01:03You are not going to be.

01:22In view of all the above facts and circumstances and findings,

01:29it is hereby ordered that Accusa Kasina be found guilty on three counts under charge one.

01:45Count number one incitement, count number two order to kill,

01:52count number three inaction to prevent the atrocities and failing to take punitive actions against the perpetrators.

02:09And thus, she is punishable, she is liable to be punished under section three,

02:21section three, section two, clause G, section three, section two, clause H, section four,

02:34section one, clause B, and section four, section three of the International Crimes Tribunal Act, 1973,

02:46under the charge number one.

02:51But we do hold that.

02:55For all these three counts of crime against humanity,

03:05we do incline to award a single sentence that is the sentence of imprisonment till natural death for under charge one.

03:24Under charge two.

03:31Accusa Kasina is liable on two counts.

03:44On one count.

03:46There are several counts.

03:47There are several counts.

03:48There are several counts.

03:49For one count, that is passing the order for deploying drones, helicopters, and using lethal weapons to kill the protesters.

04:06She committed crime against humanity under section three,

04:12subsection two, a, and section four, subsection one, b,

04:17of the International Crimes Tribunal Act, 1973.

04:29She also committed the same crime,

04:39the same crime of, crime against humanity,

04:45on the second count.

04:46On the second count, killing six persons at Sankarpul of Dhaka,

05:04which was committed in contemplation, in furtherance, by virtue of her order, as stated beforehand.

05:17And similarly, she committed the same crime, that is the crime against humanity, on another count,

05:27for causing the killings at Ashulia of Sabar, killing of six persons.

05:36For all these three counts, we have decided to inflict her with only one sentence,

05:46that is sentence of death.

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