Yunus, ICC discuss ways to file crimes against humanity case in Jul-Aug massacre
ICC chief prosecutor appreciates Yunus’ 3 points on Rohingya crisis
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus met with International Criminal Court (ICC) Chief Prosecutor Karim AA Khan on Thursday and discussed ways and means to file a crime against humanity case against the perpetrators of the July-August massacre in Bangladesh.
Meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, they also shared their "common vision" to strengthen Bangladesh-ICC cooperation and ensure accountability for crimes committed against the Rohingya people.
Khan also appreciated the chief adviser's three points regarding the Rohingya crisis, according to the Chief Adviser's Office.
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Prof Yunus also met with Dick Schoof, prime minister of the Netherlands, seeking Dutch support for agricultural transformation, water management, tackling corruption, and implementing reforms.
The chief adviser also had a meeting with United States Senate Majority Leader Dick Durbin.
