Bangladesh's tribunal decides on charges of crimes against humanity for ousted PM Sheikh Hasina.

The International Crimes Tribunal in Bangladesh is set to decide on July 10 whether to charge ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and two former officials with crimes against humanity for actions during last year's July uprising. The tribunal will consider five charges of crimes against humanity. This comes as Hasina faces other legal troubles, including a six-month prison sentence in absentia for contempt of court and several corruption cases.