Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus visited the July 'Uprising Memorial Museum' on August 5 last year. File photo

DHAKA, Jan 14, 2026 (BSS) - The International Crimes Tribunal-1 has granted permission to display various seized exhibits of cases related to crimes against humanity committed during the July-August Mass Uprising at the gallery of the "July Memorial Museum" for one month.

The three-member ICT-1, headed by Justice Md Golam Mortuza Majumder, passed the order, allowing a plea filed by the prosecution.

"The current government has declared Ganabhaban as the July Memorial Museum and the necessary preparations have already been completed. The museum is scheduled to be inaugurated on January 20. The museum authorities submitted an application through the prosecution to display the seized exhibits for one month, which the tribunal accepted," said prosecutor Gazi MH Tamim.

The prosecutor further said that materials include- bullets, weapons, blood-stained clothes, and chairs used for torture-will be displayed at the July Memorial Museum.