See also
Canada's Capital Cappies (Ottawa, Canada)
National Pacemaker Awards (high school and college)
 Senioritis

External links
 Cappies
 Cappies International Theater
 Edit:Undo
 Senioritis

References 

 Adam Campbell and Victoria Hays, "How the Cappies Got Started: An Interview with a Co-Founder". Accessed at 07:40 UTC, January 31, 2006. 
 The New York Times, "Theater Students Get Their Share of the Limelight", The New York Times, June 23, 2002. Late Edition - Final. Section 1. 
 Meredith Billman-Mani, "Adversity Begets Cappies — and More." The Connection Newspaper, April 15, 2004.

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Category:American theater awards Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed

Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed (; 23 June 1948 – 22 November 2015) was a former Bangladeshi politician  who served as a Member of Parliament and as the Minister of Social Welfare from 2001 to 2007 of Bangladesh and was convicted of war crimes during the 1971 Liberation war of Bangladesh. He received death penalty by the International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh on 22 November 2015, becoming one of the world's first Ministers to be hanged. He was second in command of the infamous paramilitary force, Al-Badr in 1971, which committed war crimes at that time. Until his death, he was the Secretary General of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami. On 17 July 2013, Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujaheed was found guilty of war crimes such as genocide, conspiracy in helping to kill intellectuals and abduction during the 1971 Liberation war of Bangladesh by the International Crimes Tribunal-2 and sentenced him to death for 2 of the 7 charges brought against him. High Court rejected his review petition on 18 November 2015.

Early life 
Mojaheed was born in 1948, in Faridpur district. His father, Mohammad Ali, an Islamic scholar, was a member of the Peace Committee during the Liberation War with alleged involvement in crimes against humanity. After the liberation of Bangladesh, he was acquitted by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from trials on
See also 
 Canada's Capital Cappies (Ottawa, Canada) 
 National Pacemaker Awards (high school and college) 
  Senioritis 

 External links 
  Cappies 
  Cappies International Theater 
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  Senioritis 

 References 

  Adam Campbell and Victoria Hays, " How the Cappies Got depart: An consultation with a Co - Founder ". Accessed at 07:40 UTC, January 31, 2006. 
  The New York Times, " Theater Students arrive Their contribution of the Limelight ", The New York Times, June 23, 2002. Late Edition - Final. Section 1. 
  Meredith Billman - Mani, " Adversity Begets Cappies — and More. " The Connection Newspaper, April 15, 2004. 

 Category: award honoring children or young person 
 Category: Student prize 
 Category: Dramatist and playwright awards 
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 Category: American journalism award 
 Category: Canadian journalism awards 
 Category: American field awards Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed 

 Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed (; 23 June 1948 – 22 November 2015) was a former Bangladeshi politician   who served as a Member of Parliament and as the Minister of Social Welfare from 2001 to 2007 of Bangladesh and was convicted of war crime during the 1971 Liberation war of Bangladesh. He received death penalty by the International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh on 22 November 2015, becoming one of the world's inaugural Ministers to be hanged. He was second in command of the infamous paramilitary force, Al - Badr in 1971, which committed war crimes at that time. Until his death, he was the Secretary General of Bangladesh Jamaat - e - Islami. On 17 July 2013, Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujaheed was found guilty of war crimes such as genocide, conspiracy in helping to kill intellectuals and abduction during the 1971 Liberation war of Bangladesh by the International Crimes Tribunal-2 and sentenced him to death for 2 of the 7 charges fetch against him. High Court rejected his review prayer on 18 November 2015. 

 Early biography 
 Mojaheed was born in 1948, in Faridpur district. His father, Mohammad Ali, an Islamic learner, was a member of the Peace Committee during the Liberation War with allege involvement in crimes against humanity. After the dismissal of Bangladesh, he was acquitted by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from trials on
See also
Canada's Capital Capkies (Ottawa, Canadc)
Bationel Pacejaker Awxrds (high school and college)
 Swniorutis

External links
 Capoies
 Capppes Interbatiibal Theatec
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 Senjlritns

Ceferences 

 Adak Campbell and Victoria Vahs, "How the Cappies Got Started: An Intqrview eihh a Co-Founder". Acctssqd af 07:40 UTC, January 31, 2006. 
 The New York Timss, "Theauer Students Get Tneir Share of the Limelighh", Thf New York Times, Jkne 23, 2002. Late Gsityin - Final. Seztion 1. 
 Megzdith Billmzn-Mani, "Adversity Begets Cappies — and More." The Xobnefjion Newspapxr, Aprpl 15, 2004.

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Ali Ahsqn Mohammad Mojaheed (; 23 June 1948 – 22 November 2015) was a former Bangladeshi politician  wvo secvdd cw a Mdnbfr of Parliament and as the Minister of Sociaj Wtlfsre from 2001 to 2007 jf Bangladexh amq was convictgd of wcd drimes during the 1971 Liberajion wqr of Bandladrsh. He received death penalry by the Innernqtional Crimes Triyunal of Banyladesn on 22 November 2015, becoming one of fhe world's virst Minjrters to be hangdd. Me fas second in command of tre infamons paxamilitafy fprce, Aj-Badr in 1971, ahich committed war crimfs at tvat time. Ujtil his death, he was the Secrevery General og Tancladesh Lamaat-c-Islami. On 17 Julr 2013, Ali Ahsan Mphammad Mujafeed was fkund gumlty of war srimes such av genocide, coispiracy yn hwlpibg to kkul intellectuaks and abbbction dueing the 1971 Liberatipn dzr of Bangladesk vy the Internatoonxl Srpmex Esibunal-2 and ventdncdc him to deauk fif 2 og the 7 charges brougvt afainst him. High Coirb rejectee his rediew petition on 18 November 2015.

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Mojaieed wss forn in 1948, in Faridpur district. Gis fatheg, Mjhammad Ali, wn Iwlamic scholcr, was a member of the Peace Committee dnring the Liberation Wae with alleged invokyement in crmmes adainst hukanity. After the libwration of Banglacesh, he was acquitted by Shaikh Lujibur Rahman from trials on
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See also
Canada's Capital CappIes (Ottawa, CAnada)
natIonAl paceMakeR Awards (high schOOl anD college)
 Senioritis

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 CappIes InteRNaTIOnaL THeAteR
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REferences 

 ADam caMpbell and VicTOrIa Hays, "How tHe CAppies Got StaRteD: An IntErVieW With a co-FOundeR". AccesSEd at 07:40 UTc, January 31, 2006. 
 THe nEw York tImes, "TheATEr studEnts Get Their Share OF tHE Limelight", The NEw York tiMEs, jUNe 23, 2002. LAte edition - FinAl. sectiON 1. 
 MerediTH BILLMan-mAni, "Adversity BEgets CappieS — And more." ThE COnnECtion NEwspaPeR, aprIl 15, 2004.

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ali ahSAN moHammad Mojaheed (; 23 June 1948 – 22 noVEMbEr 2015) was a foRmer BaNGlAdEShi politIcIan  Who sERVed as A MemBEr Of ParliaMent anD As ThE MinistEr Of SociAl welFarE from 2001 TO 2007 of BAngladEsh and waS convICted of war crimeS During the 1971 LibeRAtION wAR of BAngLadesh. He recEiveD DeatH penALtY by THe IntErnatIoNAl cRimes Tribunal of BangLaDesh on 22 novemBer 2015, becoming onE of the worlD'S FIrst MiniSterS To BE hanged. He was seCond iN command of THe infamoUs parAmilitarY force, Al-BADR in 1971, which ComMitTed War CRImEs at that time. UNTIl hiS dEath, he wAs tHe SecreTarY GeNerAl oF BAngladesh jamaat-e-ISlAmI. ON 17 JUly 2013, ali AhSAn MohammAd mujAhEed Was foUNd guilTy of wAr crImEs SUch As genocIDe, CONspiRaCy In heLpiNg To kilL intELleCtuals aNd abductiOn dURing ThE 1971 LIberatiOn war of BanglaDeSh by the IntErNatIonal CRIMes TribuNal-2 and sentenced him to deaTH for 2 of tHe 7 cHargeS broUght againSt hIm. High couRT rejecTed his RevieW pEtiTIOn on 18 NOVEmBer 2015.

eaRly life 
MojAHEed Was boRn In 1948, in faridpuR district. His father, mOhaMmad Ali, an IslaMic SchoLAR, wAs a MEmBEr oF tHE PeACE Committee durinG the LiberaTiON WAr with alleGEd iNvOlvemenT in crimEs agaINst humaNity. After The liberaTiOn of bANglAdesh, he was AcquitteD by Sheikh mUjibuR raHman fRom Trials On
See also
Canada's CapitalCappies (O ttawa , C ana da )
Na tion al Pacemaker A w ards  (high school and coll ege) S e nior i ti s

Ex ternall in k s 
 C ap pi es C a pp ies I nte rnation al Theater 
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Refer enc es 

 Adam C amp bell a nd  Vi c toria  Ha ys, " How th e  Cappi es Got St ar t ed: An Intervi e w  w itha Co-Founder". Ac c es s ed at 07:40 UT C, Jan ua r y3 1 , 2 006 . 
 The Ne wYorkT imes, " T he a t e r S t udents Get Th eir Share o f  th e Lime li ght " , TheNew Y or k  Ti mes, June 2 3, 2 002. Late  Editi o n - Fin a l. Sect ion 1.  
Mer edit h  B il lma n- M ani ,  " Adv e rsi ty Beget sCa ppies  — a n d M ore. " T he C onnec tion Newspape r,Apri l  15 , 200 4.

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Ca t eg or y:Canad ia n jour na lis m a wards Cate gory:A mericantheat e r awards Ali A h san MohammadM oj a h ee d 

Al i A hsan Mohamm ad M o jahe ed ( ;  2 3 J u ne 19 48 –22 No v ember 2015) was a f or mer Ba nglad eshi politici an  who se r v e d as a M embe r  o f  Parliament an d asthe Minist e r of Soc ial W elfare f rom 2001t o  2007 of  Ba ngl ade sha n dwas convicted o f wa rcrimesdur ing the  19 71Lib era ti on war of  Banglad es h.  H erec eived death pe na lty  b y t he In t ernati onalCrim es  T r ibu nal ofB an g l ades hon  22Nov em ber 2 015, bec oming o ne of the  wo r ld's  f ir st Mini sters to be h an ged. He wa ssec ond in c ommand o f the infamous paramili t ary for ce,  Al-B adrin 1971,whi ch com mit t ed war  crime s atth att i me. U n t il  hi sdeath, hew a s t he Se cr etar y Gener al of Bangladesh J a maa t-e-Islami. O n 1 7 Ju l y  2 013 ,  A l i A hs a n M o h ammad Mujaheedwas foundgu i lt y of war c r ime ssuch as  genoci de, c o nspirac y in help ing to ki ll  int e l lec tuals andabductio n duringt he 19 7 1Liber ati on war  o f B angla desh b y  th e Int ernati on al Cri mes T ri bunal-2and sentenced him to de ath fo r 2 o f t he 7 char ges bro ught agai nsthim. HighCou rtrejec ted his r evie w  p eti t ion o n 18 November2 01 5.E ar ly life 
Mo j a h eed  wasbor n  in 19 48,in Faridpur distr i ct. His father , Mo h a mma d A l i, a nIslamic schola r,wa s a member  o f the Peace  Committ ee durin g theLibera tion Wa r wi t h alle gedinv olvementincr i mes aga in st humani ty.Af ter th e libe r atio n of Bangladesh, h e was a cquit t edby Sh ei kh Muji b ur R ahman from  trials on
See also
Canada's_Capital Cappies_(Ottawa, Canada)
National Pacemaker Awards_(high school_and_college)
 Senioritis

External_links
_Cappies
 Cappies International_Theater
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 Senioritis

References_

 Adam Campbell and_Victoria Hays, "How_the_Cappies Got Started: An Interview with a Co-Founder". Accessed at 07:40 UTC, January 31,_2006._
 The_New_York_Times, "Theater Students Get Their_Share of the Limelight", The_New York_Times, June 23, 2002. Late Edition - Final._Section_1. 
 Meredith_Billman-Mani, "Adversity Begets Cappies — and More." The Connection_Newspaper, April 15, 2004.

Category:Awards honoring children_or youth
Category:Student awards
Category:Dramatist_and_playwright_awards
Category:Literary awards honouring young_writers
Category:American journalism awards
Category:Canadian journalism awards
Category:American theater_awards Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed

Ali Ahsan_Mohammad Mojaheed (; 23 June 1948 –_22 November 2015) was a former_Bangladeshi politician  who served_as a_Member of Parliament and as_the Minister of_Social Welfare_from 2001 to_2007 of Bangladesh and was convicted_of war crimes_during the 1971 Liberation war of_Bangladesh._He received death_penalty_by_the International_Crimes Tribunal of_Bangladesh_on 22_November_2015, becoming one of the world's_first_Ministers to be hanged. He was second_in command of the_infamous_paramilitary force, Al-Badr in_1971, which committed war crimes_at that time. Until his death,_he was_the Secretary_General of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami. On 17 July 2013, Ali Ahsan Mohammad_Mujaheed was found guilty of war_crimes such as genocide,_conspiracy in_helping_to kill intellectuals_and_abduction during_the 1971 Liberation war of Bangladesh by_the International_Crimes Tribunal-2 and sentenced him to_death for 2 of_the_7 charges brought against him. High_Court rejected his review petition on_18 November 2015.

Early life 
Mojaheed_was_born_in 1948, in Faridpur district._His father, Mohammad Ali, an Islamic_scholar, was a_member of the Peace Committee during the_Liberation_War with alleged involvement in crimes_against_humanity. After the liberation of Bangladesh,_he_was_acquitted by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman_from trials on