
Investigations into crimes against humanity involving enforced disappearances committed during the Awami League regime are in their final stages, announced International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) Chief Prosecutor Md. Aminul Islam on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The Chief Prosecutor shared the update during a press briefing at his office following a meeting with families of victims seeking updates on trial progress. Led by Sanjida Islam Tuli, Member of Parliament and chief coordinator of the victim advocacy group Mayer Dak, the families reviewed case developments. Aminul Islam stated that the tribunal has received approximately 250 complaints of enforced disappearances, which are being investigated on a family-by-family basis. Once the investigative reports are finalized and vetted, formal charges will be filed before the tribunal. Meanwhile, Sanjida Islam Tuli stressed that the existing two tribunals are inadequate for handling the volume of cases and urged authorities to establish additional tribunals to ensure swift justice and full accountability for perpetrators.Photo Caption: Hashtags:,
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