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Mali: Accused Refuses to Enter Plea As War Crimes Trial Starts At ICC
RFI, 14 July 2020
The International Criminal Court in The Hague opened the case against Al Hassan Ag Abdoul-Aziz on Tuesday, for alleged crimes against humanity and war crimes committed during the… Read more »
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Mali: Timbuktu War Crimes Trial Set to Begin in the Hague
DW, 13 July 2020
An alleged Islamist arrested in Mali in 2018 is to go on trial this week at the International Criminal Court. He is accused of orchestrating war crimes, including torture and rape,… Read more »
Mali War Crime Accused Refuses to Enter Plea in the Hague
The International Criminal Court has opened the case against Al Hassan Ag Abdoul-Aziz for alleged crimes against humanity and war crimes committed during the occupation of Timbuktu. He has however refused to answer the 13 charges against him, choosing not to enter a plea, but acknowledging that he understood the charges.
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