Bangladesh to try those involved in killings during students' movement in International Crimes Tribunal

Headline: Deccan Herald

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on August 13 issued her first statement since stepping down from her position.
Hindustan Times
More than 300 people were killed in unrest that started in July with protests against a quota system for government jobs that later morphed into a movement against what was considered Hasina’s increasingly autocratic administration.
NBC News
Students have not only manned roads, two who led the charge against Hasina are settling into the interim government they ushered in just a few days after she resigned and fled to India in a military helicopter.
ABC News Go
The former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and six former colleagues are being investigated over the police killing of a man during the unrest that erupted last month.
Le Monde (English)

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