Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Collaborators Act was a law enacted in 1972 by the government of Bangladesh to try those who did not side with the nationalist cause in the Bangladesh Liberation War, or politically opposed the liberation war or willingly cooperated with the Pakistan Army or committed criminal acts. This law is referred as the Bangladesh Collaborators (Special Tribunal) Order 1972, commonly known as Collaborators Act, 1972.About 2,884 cases were filed under this law until October 1973. Of the accused, 752 were given punishment. Later on 31 October 1975, the Collaborators Act was dismissed due to several reasons and irregularities found in the law. The law was amended three times.The Act, was designed to facilitate arrest and trial of accomplices as well as of local perpetrators of the genocide remained in place."@en }
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- Collaborators_Act_1972 abstract "The Collaborators Act was a law enacted in 1972 by the government of Bangladesh to try those who did not side with the nationalist cause in the Bangladesh Liberation War, or politically opposed the liberation war or willingly cooperated with the Pakistan Army or committed criminal acts. This law is referred as the Bangladesh Collaborators (Special Tribunal) Order 1972, commonly known as Collaborators Act, 1972.About 2,884 cases were filed under this law until October 1973. Of the accused, 752 were given punishment. Later on 31 October 1975, the Collaborators Act was dismissed due to several reasons and irregularities found in the law. The law was amended three times.The Act, was designed to facilitate arrest and trial of accomplices as well as of local perpetrators of the genocide remained in place.".
- Q16949886 abstract "The Collaborators Act was a law enacted in 1972 by the government of Bangladesh to try those who did not side with the nationalist cause in the Bangladesh Liberation War, or politically opposed the liberation war or willingly cooperated with the Pakistan Army or committed criminal acts. This law is referred as the Bangladesh Collaborators (Special Tribunal) Order 1972, commonly known as Collaborators Act, 1972.About 2,884 cases were filed under this law until October 1973. Of the accused, 752 were given punishment. Later on 31 October 1975, the Collaborators Act was dismissed due to several reasons and irregularities found in the law. The law was amended three times.The Act, was designed to facilitate arrest and trial of accomplices as well as of local perpetrators of the genocide remained in place.".