Campbell 'will appear' in war crimes case

War crimes judges today threw out a final protest against supermodel Naomi Campbell having to give evidence against former dictator Charles Taylor.

Wed, 04 Aug, 2010 - 19:01

War crimes judges today threw out a final protest against supermodel Naomi Campbell having to give evidence against former dictator Charles Taylor.

The Special Court for Sierra Leone in the Hague rejected Taylor’s lawyer’s objection, arguing that the prosecution had not provided a summary of what Campbell is expected to say.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Hague Place: South Africa Place: Sierra Leone Person: Campbell Person: Naomi Campbell Person: Charles Taylor Person: Taylor Event: War Organisation: Special Court for Sierra Leone

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