Witnesses due in Taylor's war crimes trial

Prosecutors in the Netherlands were due to call their first witness today in the international war crimes case against former Liberian President Charles Taylor.

Witnesses due in Taylor's war crimes trial
Mon, 25 Jun, 2007 - 08:05

Prosecutors in the Netherlands were due to call their first witness today in the international war crimes case against former Liberian President Charles Taylor.

He is charged with arming Sierra Leone rebels and orchestrating a murderous terror campaign they waged during their country’s 10-year civil war.

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