US EditionClosing statements begin in the trial of Central African Republic rebels at the Hague
- Prosecutors expressed confidence that two accused leaders of a predominantly christian rebel group are guilty of multiple counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
- Patrice-Edouard Ngaïssona and Alfred Yekatom face accusations tied to their roles in the anti-Balaka militia during the 2013-2014 conflict.
- If convicted, both men face maximum sentences of life imprisonment, as stated by deputy prosecutor mame mandiaye niang.
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Closing statements begin in the trial of Central African Republic rebels at the Hague
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Closing statements begin in the trial of Central African Republic rebels at the Hague – Africanews English
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Two CAR militia chiefs face serious charges at Hague court
Two CAR militia chiefs face serious charges at Hague courtProsecutors at International Criminal Court present case against two Central African Republic militia leaders. Both men face multiple charges for actions during religious conflict about a decade ago
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