Bangladesh sets up 1971 war crimes tribunal

Bangladesh sets up 1971 war crimes tribunal

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The Bangladeshi government has set up a tribunal to prosecute those accused of committing war crimes during the country's war of independence in 1971.

The government says it will put on trial those Bangladeshis who at the time collaborated with Pakistan.

Forces from Pakistan are accused of killing many civilians.

In its doomed bid to suppress independence 39 years ago, Pakistan's army unleashed terror against those suspected of supporting secession.

Many were killed and millions fled the country.

But the army was not acting alone.

It was helped by many locals, including mem

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No offense, but wasn't the CIA involved in that war?

At any rate, it would be nice to finally see some justice after that bloody massacre.

What I wonder now is what good it will do. The people responsible for that war have lived on, the crimes forgotten by the rest of the world. What will this do?

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Yeah, Right.. 39 years after the fact..

Most of the Murdererous Bastards won't be around or they'll have been killed in Convenient Accidents, especially if the CIA had anything to do with it.

I guess a few of the Minority Players will get prosecuted for a "Show The Rest Of The World We Mean Business", Advertisement.

Let us see if any of the BIG Players get Prosecuted in this mess.