
Contempt of Court and the International Crimes Tribunal
The recent order from the International Crimes Tribunal on contempt of court could result in censorship of legitimate criticism unless clear guidelines are set out
The Bangladesh government must urgently end in absentia trials where no defence lawyer is allowed.

The recent order from the International Crimes Tribunal on contempt of court could result in censorship of legitimate criticism unless clear guidelines are set out

A lack of proper defence lawyering, and independent judicial scrutiny, marred the trial against Shaikh Hasina

There may have been adequate evidence to convict Hasina, but the court process and procedure was inadequate

With the judgment in the crimes against humanity trial of the former prime minister due on Monday, the fairness of in absentia trials may well come into focus

Former mayor get bail, but also five new cases! It is utterly disappointing that, just a day after the High Court granted bail to Selina

Local BNP politicians accused of using July 2024 murder cases to take over a local garment sector business

Confronting Awami League’s new ICC allegations What should one make of the communication submitted by the Awami League to the International Criminal Court (ICC)

Hasina’s trial finishes as lawyers make their closing arguments

It is not just in the ordinary criminal courts where there are allegations of arbitrary detentions

What the law says about whether army officers are automatically discharged or not after being charged at the ICT