The interim government in Bangladesh has imposed a ban on the activities of the former ruling Awami League party, led by Sheikh Hasina. This decision, enforced under the Anti-Terrorism Act, aims to protect witnesses and ensure national security amid ongoing trials relating to last year's protests that left hundreds dead. Law affairs adviser Asif Nazrul noted the ban will remain until a special tribunal concludes its proceedings. The move follows protests demanding the ban, revealing deep political unrest and ongoing scrutiny of Hasina's leadership, who is currently in exile in India.
The interim government has enacted a ban on the Awami League party's activities, attributing the decision to national security and ongoing tribunal proceedings regarding protest-related violence.
Asif Nazrul stated that the ban will remain until a tribunal finishes hearings on the deaths and violence that occurred during last year's anti-government protests.
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