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A national tribunal for war crimes in Liberia - Photo: Joseph Boakai speaks before parliament.
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The evidence battleground for Liberia’s war crimes court

On May 2nd 2024, Liberian president Joseph Boakai signed an executive order to establish a War and Economic Crimes Court – a historic and long-awaited move in the path of redressing the wounds of the country's 1989-2003 destructive civil wars. The prosecution of war crimes is now in sight. But evidence gathering might be the […]
By Aaron Weah (for Justice Info)
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