OneIndiaSheikh Hasina's Trial and Sentence: A Timeline of Key Events in Bangladesh's Student Protest Case
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
47% : Report Findings and Trial Begins February 2025: A United Nations fact finding mission publishes findings stating about 1,400 deaths occurred during the protests. June 1, 2025: The trial officially begins, accusing Hasina of organizing systematic attacks targeting unarmed citizens. June 19, 2025: Former Supreme Court judge AY Moshiuzzaman is appointed as amicus curiae for Hasina. July to October 2025:37% : Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina received a death sentence on November 17, 2025, in a case linked to violent student unrest that shook the nation in 2024.
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