Liberian rebels leaving peace talks

Liberia’s main rebel group are walking out of peace talks, accusing the top mediator of letting President Charles Taylor slip out of a pledge to give up power.

Liberian rebels leaving peace talks
Tue, 24 Jun, 2003 - 13:40

Liberia’s main rebel group are walking out of peace talks, accusing the top mediator of letting President Charles Taylor slip out of a pledge to give up power.

The Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy (Lurd) denounced Mohamed Ibn Chambas as a “spokesman” for Taylor.

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