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Bangladesh
Bangladeshi Woman Takes Attacker's Penis To Police My FOX NY 05/31/2011 | Bangladesh Executes Killers of Independence LeaderAnjana Pasricha VOA News 01/28/2010 |
 A 40-year-old Bangladeshi woman cut off a man's penis during an alleged attempted rape and took it to a police station as evidence, police in a remote part of the country said Monday. |  Five former army officers convicted of killing Bangladesh's founder, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, have been hanged. They were executed nearly 35 years after he was assassinated, in an army coup. |
India and Bangladesh sign five agreements BBC News 01/11/2010 | India, Bangladesh to Sign Security, Energy Pacts After TalksBibhudatta Pradhan Bloomberg.com 01/10/2010 |
 India and Bangladesh have signed five agreements including treaties on tackling cross-border crime and combating terrorism. |  India and Bangladesh will today sign agreements on strengthening security and energy ties during Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s first visit to New Delhi since coming to power last year. |
South Asian cyclone toll 200, villagers return home AFP 05/28/2009 | Bangladesh seizes alleged mutiny leader DW-World 03/03/2009 |
 DHAKA (AFP) — The death toll from a cyclone that tore through southwestern Bangladesh and eastern India hit 200 as villagers began returning to their homes to assess the damage, an official said. |  Bangladeshi police say they have arrested the suspected ringleader of a deadly mutiny by border guards. |
Bangladesh asks FBI to help probe mutiny: US AFP 03/03/2009 | Bangladesh hunts for more than 1,000 mutinous border guards Gulf News 03/02/2009 |
 The Bangladeshi authorities have asked the US Federal Bureau of Investigation to help probe a troop mutiny last week which killed at least 74 people, US officials said Tuesday. |  Bangladeshi soldiers are hunting for more than 1,000 mutinous border guards who fled with stolen weapons after a bloody insurrection left scores of army officers dead. |
Bangladesh manhunt for mutineers BBC 03/01/2009 | Mutineers forced to surrender after massacre in Bangladeshi capitalRandeep Ramesh Guardian 02/26/2009 |
 The Bangladesh army has launched a manhunt for border guards who mutinied at their headquarters in Dhaka last week, killing about 140 army officers. |  Details of a bloodbath in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, emerged yesterday in the wake of an uprising by paramilitaries who were finally forced to surrender by columns of advancing tanks. |
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