ANYONE who attended the International Crimes Tribunal on April 19 must surely have come away with one image seared into their memory - that of Salauddin Quader Chowdhury, dressed in an all white  Panjabi being carried prostrate by six police officers into the courtroom.  The Bangladesh Nationalist Party lawmaker, accused of committing international crimes during Bangladesh's war of independence in 1971, was then laid down on four chairs in the dock.  It was not a sight that one would expect to see in any court, let alone the International Crimes Tribunal.  It should …