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Liberia's Taylor found guilty of war crimes in International Criminal Court

Apr 26, 2012

The Hague war crimes court ruled Thursday that former Liberian President Charles Taylor is guilty of war crimes in Sierra Leone. The international court opened its judgment hearing for Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor, accused of arming Sierra full story

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