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Trial proceedings to begin at the International Crimes Tribunal's main building by November 3: Asif Nazrul
The International Crimes Tribunal's main building will commence trial proceedings by November 3, announced Asif Nazrul, Adviser of the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs. He shared this information after a visit to the tribunal on Wednesday morning, accompanied by Housing Advisor Adilur Rahman Khan and Chief Prosecutor Mohammad Tajul Islam. During this, he avoided commenting...
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