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Belgian court throws out Sharon charge

A Belgian appeals court today ruled that it cannot investigate war crimes charges against Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

Wed, 26 Jun, 2002 - 10:58

A Belgian appeals court today ruled that it cannot investigate war crimes charges against Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

The allegations relate to a 1982 massacre in two Palestinian refugee camps.

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