Top Swiss court upholds landmark Liberia war crimes ruling
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The top Swiss court on Friday confirmed a guilty verdict against a Liberian warlord, upholding his 20-year sentence in the country's first-ever war crimes trial.
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Top Swiss court upholds landmark Liberia war crimes ruling. The top Swiss court on Friday confirmed a guilty verdict against a Liberian warlord, upholding his 20-year sentence in the country's first-ever war crimes trial. Covered by 1 publications. MyJoyOnline: Top Swiss court upholds landmark Liberia war crimes ruling.
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- MyJoyOnline Ghana Top Swiss court upholds landmark Liberia war crimes ruling The top Swiss court on Friday confirmed a guilty verdict against a Liberian warlord, upholding his 20-year sentence in the country's first-ever war crimes trial. 2 h ago · Tier 3
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