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Bangladesh's Supreme Court has rejected the appeal of an Islamist leader against his jail term for war crimes and sentenced him to death.In February Abdul Kader Mullah, of the Jamaat-e-Islami party, was convicted by a special tribunal of crimes during the 1971 war of independence with Pakistan.The life sentence imposed at the time sparked angry street protests.His supporters said the charges were politically motivated but his opponents said that sentence was too lenient.Thousands staged protests around the country demanding the death penalty for Mullah, who had been convicted of charges which included overseeing massacres during the bloody struggle for independence.
'Conservative' in America has come to be taken over by 'power.'
Verdict by mob. But all cultures are equal.
