Bangladesh court has convicted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of firing on unarmed civilians and crimes against humanity. The court has sentenced him to death. The court found that Sheikh Hasina had ordered the use of lethal weapons and drones to suppress and kill the protesters. Due to this serious crime he has been sentenced to death. The court also said in its decision that crimes against humanity were committed on the orders of Sheikh Hasina and her associates.

The court said in its decision that under the first charge, Sheikh Hasina did not fulfill the responsibility of handling the situation and stopping the violence. The evidence also revealed that the Inspector General of Police (IGP) could be guilty in this case. The court told that after July 19, continuous meetings were held at the Home Minister’s residence, in which instructions were given to suppress the student movement. Sheikh Hasina ordered a core committee to target the protesters, while Awami League supporters actively harassed the protesters. During interrogation by the IGP, he admitted his involvement in the alleged acts.

The court presented a total of 54 witnesses

The court heard the statements of a total of 54 witnesses and said that this number is sufficient. Evidence received from across the country and additional evidence from various sources were also examined. Also, the report of the United Nations agency was studied and it was concluded that crimes against humanity were committed on the orders of Sheikh Hasina and the Home Minister.

What did the Chief Justice of ICT say during the hearing?

ICT Chief Justice said during the hearing that Sheikh Hasina had given orders to kill the protesting students and other citizens. The court said that in a phone conversation with the Vice Chancellor of Dhaka University, Hasina gave instructions for violent action and insulted the students, which further incited the protests.

The tribunal made it clear that Hasina’s statements were derogatory and inciting violence. He deliberately planned to take people’s lives through his orders. The court also has records of the conversation between Hasina and the vice-chancellor of the university, which confirm her orders.

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North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is often in the news again these days. He has banned many English words in his country. The purpose behind doing so is to prevent the influence of Western culture in the country.

Kim Jong Un has banned common words like ‘Ice Cream’, ‘Hamburger’, ‘Karaoke’. It has been ordered to adopt local vocabulary instead of these words. This step is being considered a major step taken to completely eliminate the increasing strictness and foreign influence in the country.

Ban on foreign words
According to reports, tour guides working at the Wonseed Beach-side resort have been forbidden to use foreign and South Korean words. Guides are being included in special training programs, in which they are made mandatory to remember government slogans and phrases. For example, instead of ‘hamburger’, they have to say ‘Dazin-Goi Gyoppping’ (ground beef with dual bread). For ‘ice cream’ it is mandatory to use the word ‘Eskimo’, while ‘Karaoke Machine’ will be called ‘on-screen Acountment Machine’.

Many stringent restrictions are already applicable already
This is not the first time North Korea has implemented such strange and strict policies. Death punishment has been given for watching or sharing foreign films and TV drama in the country. In 2023, a woman escaped leaving the country and told the BBC that three of her friends were sentenced to death just because she had South Korean drama.

What was revealed in the United Nations report?
A recently released United Nations report has also confirmed that in the last ten years, there has been more strictness in sanctions on the use of foreign media. The report said that dictatorship has upheld the domestic raids, public hanging and stringent punishment to prevent the use of foreign media.

Despite the restrictions, content is being received through illegal means
The Corona virus was able to use outside content by bribing some North Korean citizens officers during the epidemic, but in recent years the government has increased even more strictness. A special task force is active to catch the ‘anti-socialist’ content through domestic raids. Nevertheless, many North Korean people are secretly looking and listening to a secretly banned content through USB sticks and illegal radio broadcasting.

The United Nations has officially declared a famine in Gaza City and its surrounding areas. This is the first time that some place in West Asia is said to be famine. The report of Integrated Food Security Face Classification says that the situation here has become so serious that about 5 lakh people are facing the threat of destructive hunger and death. In such a situation, let us tell you today how much death due to starvation is declared.

When is the famine declared

Three conditions are required to be fulfilled to declare the word United Nations famine.

• In which the first condition does not have enough food with at least 20% of the population of a place.
• At the same time, another condition is that in every 10,000 people, two people are dying of hunger daily, only then a famine is declared.
• Apart from this, the third condition is that more than 30 percent of the children should be malnourished at that place.

When these three conditions are fulfilled, it is assumed that starvation has now reached the situation of broader deaths. At the same time, a famine is declared at any place in such circumstances.

Ghaza’s terrible picture

According to the UN report, Gaza Governor, which is about 20% on the entire strip, has already reached the IPC Face 5 i.e. Famine confirmed level. Here more than half a million people are deprived of food medicines and drinking water. 98% of the agricultural sector of Gaza is either completely destroyed or out of reach. Apart from this, Livestock is over and there is a ban on fishing. In March 2025, Israeli completely stopped food supply in Gaza. There was some relief in May but by then the condition had deteriorated a lot.

UN warning

The UN has said that if there was no immediate ceasefire and human help is not provided to Gaza, then the number of people who died of hunger will increase manifold in the coming weeks. UN General Secretary Antonio Guterres has called it humanity failure and fully man-made disaster.

Israel’s refusal

However, Israel has rejected the United Nations report. Israel’s Foreign Ministry says that there is no famine in Gaza. There has reached a large amount of assistance in recent weeks and the prices of food items have fallen. Israel claims that this report is a document prepared under political pressure.

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On Friday (August 22, 2025) amidst the Israeli-Pilistine dispute, the United Nations officially announced a famine in Gaza, the first famine in the Middle East. According to the expert, 5,00,000 people are facing terrible starvation in this famine.

United Nations Assistance Head Tom Fletcher said that food was not able to reach these areas of Palestine due to Israeli barriers, otherwise this famine could be stopped. At the same time, Israeli’s Foreign Ministry gave its response, reversing this statement of UN.

IPC report based on Hamas’s lie

Criticizing the report of the IPC panel in Rome, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said that this report is based on the lies of Hamas spread through selfish organizations. He said that there is no famine in Gaza.

The IPC panel of Rome said on Friday that the famine has been confirmed in the province and city of Gaza, which is about 20 percent of the Gaza Strip by 15 August 2025. He said that by the end of September, the impact of the famine is expected to be increased to the Der al-Balah and Khan Unis provinces, which will engulf about two-thirds of Palestine.

More than 5 lakh people victims of starvation in Gaza Strip

The IPC panel report said that after 22 months of fierce war, more than 5 lakh people in Gaza Strip are facing terrible conditions like starvation and death and now by the end of September, this number is expected to increase to 641,000, which is about one third of the total population.

Citing this report, the IPC said that this has been due to large -scale displacement and ban in Gaza due to the war between terrible starvation, Israel and Hamas. In the beginning of March after the war began between the two countries, Israeli banned the support supply in Gaza, causing a huge shortage of food, medicine and goods there.

Agriculture, animal husbandry and fisheries destroyed in Gaza

The IPC said that the estimated 98 percent of the agricultural land in Gaza Strip has either been destroyed, has become inaccessible or both have become. Livestock is destroyed and fishing has been banned. Apart from this, the health system has also deteriorated badly, while there has been a huge decrease in access to safe drinking water and adequate hygiene.

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Afghans Expelled from Iran: According to the United Nations Agency IOM (International Organization for Migration), 508,426 Afghan civilians crossed the Iran-Afghan border between June 24 and July 9. Most of them were laborers without documents who had been living in Iran for years. This step was taken under the Iranian exile policy announced in March 2025.

Iran intensified exile after a conflict with Israel
This step has been taken at a time when Iran’s struggle with Israel has recently ended. Local government media has claimed that some Afghan citizens spied for Israel. International human rights organizations and experts have expressed deep concern about this campaign. Critics say that it is like a kind of collective punishment, misconduct and political gains to make the weaker population a goat of sacrifice.

Crowd and destitute children on the border
A video of thousands of returning Afghans was seen in the video from Islam Kala Border Crossing (Western Afghanistan). The capacity of relief centers has been completely filled and many children without parents have also arrived. IOM’s mission chief Mihians Park told CNN, ‘Thousands of people are standing in the sun, and the heat of Herat is very intense. Last week, about 400 such children came to us who were separated alone or from their family. This is a very large number. He said that 2.5 lakh Afghan citizens were deported in the first week of July itself, which is the largest weekly figure of 2025.

Complaints of assault and inhuman behavior in custody
A young Afghan youth Bashir said that he was arrested by the Irani police in Tehran. Bashir said ‘I was kept in custody for two days. First he recovered 1 crore Toman (about 200 dollars) from me. Then it was asked to give $ 50 more to the detention center. There were about 200 people there. Used to kill and abuse us. Food and water were not even given.

11 year old family
An 11 -year -old Afghan girl Parija said that ‘We spent 6 years in Iran and were also legal documents. Still we were expelled from school and asked to leave the country. They told us to get the exit letter and go back.

Accusation of espionage or cleaning of workers?
Iranian media claims that Afghan migrants spy for Israel, but critics say they are allegations without evidence, and laborers who have been part of the informal economy are being targeted.

UN Representative Richard Bennet’s sharp criticism
The United Nations Special Representative Richard Bennett wrote on the X, ‘Hundreds of Afghans and religious-ethnic minorities have been detained in Iran. In the media, he is being described as a traitor and hate, inhuman language is being used against him.

Iran government rescue
The Iran government defended the exile campaign and said, ‘We have always tried to be a good host. But national security is our priority and those who are living illegally, they will have to go back.

Sheikh hasina call: Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ordered the shooting forces to shoot the security forces during last year’s big student protests. This claim has been made in a leaked audio call, which has been confirmed by the BBC. In this recording, Hasina can be heard giving approval for the use of deadly weapons against protesters. She says, “Wherever they meet, they will be shot.”

Kota movement became a spark of rebellion
This protest started against the reservation system in government jobs. But in a few days it turned into a fierce movement across the country. Due to this anti -people, Sheikh Hasina eventually had to be out of power. According to the UN investigation, about 1,400 people were killed in this repression, which was the most fierce political violence after the 1971 war.

Jatrabari murder- 52 killed
On August 5, the police opened indiscriminate firing after the army returns in Jatrabari area of ​​Dhaka. According to new evidence, at least 52 people died, which is more than the earlier report. After these incidents went viral on social media, the anger of the public increased further.

Case in International Tribunal
There are serious allegations against Sheikh Hasina like crime, provocation, conspiracy and genocide against humanity. She fled to India before the government fell. Dhaka has demanded extradition but India has not yet assigned them. The possibility of his return is considered very little.

203 others have also been framed by the International Criminal Tribunal (ICT), including several former police and government officials. 73 accused have also been arrested.

After the removal of Hasina, the interim administration in Bangladesh is in the hands of Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammad Yunus. They are now preparing the country for the upcoming general elections.