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Bangladesh's minister for liberation war affairs AKM Mozammel Huq has said that Pakistan should apologise for the 1971 genocide, in which an estimated 3 million people were butchered by the Pakistani Army.

Pakistan should apologise for 1971 genocide, says Bangladesh minister Huq, pays tribute to Indian soldiers

Bangladesh has asked Pakistan to apologise for atrocities committed by its forces in 1971. The matter came up during the meeting between Bangladeshi Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen and Pakistan's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar in Sri Lanka where the ministers were present to attend the Independence Day celebrations of the island nation.

Bangladesh asks Pakistan to apologise for 1971 atrocities

Amid volatile political climate in Pakistan due to impending appointment of new Chief of Army Staff, country's current army chief General Qamar Bajwa said on Wednesday that the country's defeat in 1971 war was a political failure and not a military one as is widely said.

Defeat in 1971 war was a political failure, not of Pakistan's military, says Gen Bajwa

Lawmakers in the United States House of Representatives have proposed a resolution urging President Joe Biden to recognise the atrocities committed by Pakistan forces during the 1971 liberation of Bangladesh as genocide and war crimes.

US lawmakers urge Biden to recognise 'war crimes' committed by Pakistan during 1971 Bangladesh liberation