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Crimes Against Humanity Complaints Filed Against Former Bangladesh President Shahabuddin

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Complaints alleging crimes against humanity were filed on Sunday against former Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin, relating to his role during the 2024 anti-government uprising. Shahabuddin had stepped down from the presidency on Friday, citing health reasons. The home minister indicated the complaints do not meet the threshold for tribunal consideration. However, the law minister confirmed that Shahabuddin will still face a separate investigation into corruption charges.

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