Bangladesh protests against Islamist leader's death sentence
turn violent  Police clash with opposition supporters
demonstrating against decision to execute Abdul Quader Mollah
for war crimes Bangladesh protests Bangladeshi security forces
stand guard in Dhaka during a strike called by Islamist party
Jumaat-e-Islami in protest against the court ruling. Photograph:
Munir Uz Zaman/AFP/Getty Images  Supporters of Bangladesh's
largest Islamist party have clashed with police amid a
nationwide strike called to protest against a court's ruling
that one of the opposition party's leaders should be executed
for war crimes.  One man was killed when he was hit by a stone
thrown by opposition supporters outside the capital, police
said.  Bangladesh's supreme court on Tuesday sentenced to death
Abdul Quader Mollah, a senior member of the Jamaat-e-Islami
party, for committing crimes against humanity during the
nation's 1971 independence war against Pakistan.  A five-member
panel headed by the chief justice, M Muzammel Hossa