Sheikh Hasina Blamed for Son's Death

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Mahabubar Rahman

Guardian

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‘She’s the one who shattered us’: families of slain Bangladesh students wantk to hold Sheikh Hasina to account

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Mahabubar Rahman says Sheikh Hasina is responsible for the death of his only son.

Hasina 's 15-year regime was brought to an end after more than 1,000 protesters were killed.

More than 100 families have been emboldened to file police cases directly naming Hasina , her top ministers, senior police commissioners and officers as the accused.

Sabonti and her father locked themselves inside their Dhaka apartment until 5 August .

Shoikot 's mother screamed: “Whoever killed my son, kill me too. I don’t want to live” For weeks the hospital doctors refused to write gunshot on his death certificate.

For many in Bangladesh , the country’s weakened judicial system is not fit for purpose to put her on trial.

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