Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh) & Muhammad Yunus

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): Court that sentenced Hasina to death; its credibility questioned by rights groups and Hasina.

Muhammad Yunus: Former interim leader; criticized by Hasina for weakening democracy. His legacy affected by the transition.

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): Sentenced Hasina to death; its rulings affect her legal status and potential return.

Muhammad Yunus: Former interim leader; his tenure ended with the 2026 election, shaping the current political context.

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): Prosecuting officers for crimes against humanity related to disappearances.

Muhammad Yunus: Led interim government that enacted reform ordinances; referenced as contrast.

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): Had sentenced Hasina to death in absentia. The tribunal's role in prosecuting Bangladesh — Awami League figures continues.

Muhammad Yunus: Led the interim government after Hasina's ouster. Shahabuddin had previously criticized the interim government for sidelining him.

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): The Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh) delivered the death sentence to Sheikh Hasina and Asaduzzaman Khan, and a prison sentence to a former police chief, for their roles in the student protest crackdown. The tribunal's legitimacy is questioned by Sheikh Hasina.

Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh): The Bangladesh — International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh) sentenced Sheikh Hasina and Asaduzzaman Khan to death for crimes against humanity, initiating the extradition requests.