Liberia's Ex-President Found Guilty of War Crimes
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 26 April 2012
- Tags:
- Liberia, Sierra Leone, Legal and Judicial Affairs, International Organizations and Africa
The chief prosecuter in Special Court for Sierra Leone's case against Charles Taylor speaks about the court's decision. And one of the victims of the atrocities carried out by Taylor reflects on the court's verdict.
Charles Taylor Found Guilty
- The Crimes of Charles Ghankay Taylor
- Taylor Verdict - Relief in Sierra Leone, Mixed Feeling in Liberia
- Government Urges Respect for Taylor Verdict
- Prosecutor Hails Historic Conviction of Charles Taylor
- Charles Taylor Faces Sentence in May
- Questions and Answers on the Charles Taylor Trial
- Charles Taylor Found Guilty
- Taylor Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity
- Will Charles Taylor 'Be Back'?
- Trial Background
- Taylor to Spend Rest of His Life in Prison
- Charles Taylor Sentenced to 50 Years in Prison
- Taylor Sentenced to 50 Years in Prison
- Charles Taylor Found Guilty on War Crimes Charges
Bringing Charles Taylor to Trial - A Recounting by the Prosecutor
- The Special Court for Sierra Leone - Keys to its Success & Lessons for Today
- Charles Taylor Denied Transfer From UK Prison
- Sierra Leone Rebel Official Arrested in Finland Over War Crimes in Liberia
- Justice for Civil Wars-Era Crimes
- VIDEO: David Crane Opening Statement, Special Court for Sierra Leone (2004)
Taylor Verdict's Meaning for Africa
- On the Charles Taylor Verdict - Is There Justice in Africa?
- Fugitives Take Note - Justice Can Be Done
- The Importance of the Charles Taylor Verdict for Africa
- Taylor Verdict - Not Even Half the Story
- Taylor's War Crimes Conviction Sends Powerful Message
- One Man, Two Wars, One Guilty Verdict
- Charles Taylor Makes History
- Taylor Judgement 'Groundbreaking' for Children
- Charles Taylor Verdict - a Vindication for Legal Process
- Taylor Verdict a Warning to War Crimes Perpetrators
- UN Rights Chief Says Taylor's Conviction a 'Major Milestone'
- Justice for Sierra Leone as Charles Taylor Found Guilty of War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity
- Taylor Verdict Sends Message That No One Is Above the Law
- Charles Taylor Guilty of War Crimes
- Charles Taylor Verdict - Competing Perspectives and Perceptions
