extrajudicial killings

extrajudicial killings

Former army officer Lieutenant Colonel (retd) Tareque Sayeed Mohammad is brought before the International Crimes Tribunal-2 on 15 September 2026. Photo: Collected/FIle

Tribunal allows questioning of ex-army officer Tareque Sayeed in disappearance cases

He faces separate probes into alleged killings and enforced disappearances

The International Crimes Tribunal, located in the old High Court building.Photo: Collected

ICT starts probe over alleged extrajudicial killings by RAB in Teknaf

Sadika Sarker Safa, daughter of missing Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal leader Md Sohel, sobs for her father at a human chain organised by ‘Mayer Daak’, an organisation of the relatives of the victims of enforced disappearance, at the National Press Club yesterday. Sohel was the vice president of Bangshal thana unit Chhatra Dal, when he was picked up from the capital’s Shahbagh in 2013 by men claiming to be from law enforcement agencies and has been missing since then. Photo: TBS

Extrajudicial killings decline, rights issues still a concern in Bangladesh

Colombia's army commander General Mario Montoya speaks to the media in Bogota, November 4, 2008. Photo: Reuters

Colombia ex-army chief will be charged over extrajudicial killings

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Crossfire decreased but not ceased: ASK

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State Minister Shahriar trashes allegations against Rab

Logo of Human Rights Watch. Photo: Collected

HRW for impartial probe into 3 new extrajudicial killings in Kashmir

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Soaring crimes, extrajudicial executions and a cry for justice

A glimpse of extrajudicial killings in 2019

A glimpse of extrajudicial killings in 2019

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204 extrajudicial killings in six months: ASK