The resignation of Haider Ali, the chief prosecutor of the tribunal
Published: 01:34 13 August 2024
Syed Haider Ali, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal's Prosecution Team, has resigned.
On Tuesday (August 13), International Criminal Tribunal Prosecution Administrative Officer Masud Rana confirmed this information.
Earlier on Monday, four prosecutors resigned from the prosecution panel of the International Criminal Tribunal.
After 39 years of independence, the International Criminal Tribunal was formed to try crimes against humanity. The official journey started on March 25, 2010. Later on March 22, 2012, another tribunal named Tribunal-2 was constituted. On 15 September 2015, the two were merged into one tribunal. Now the trial is going on in a tribunal (International Crimes Tribunal-I).
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