- Supporters of Bangladesh's ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina have staged violent protests across the country to demand her return from exile in India.
- Ms Hasina requested a Bangladeshi passport to return by December despite facing arrest or execution for crimes against humanity, a sentence she claims is politically motivated.
- The Bangladeshi government rejected her passport request and demanded her extradition from India under an existing treaty, calling her a fugitive criminal.
- Chief prosecutor Md Aminul Islam stated Ms Hasina would face execution upon return as the 30-day deadline to appeal her death sentence has expired.
- Six British politicians have urged the UK government to secure legally binding guarantees from Bangladesh against her execution, torture, or political violence.
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