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Moses Garzeawu


Mandingo population say they are being targeted in war crimes trials and stigmatized anew

The recent conviction of former Ulimo commander Alieu Kosiah in Switzerland brought celebrations in many parts of Liberia. Kosiah was the first Liberian to face trial for war crimes committed in Liberia. Many victims felt it was justice at last. But for some in Liberia’s Mandingo community it sparked anger. The conviction of Kosiah, following…

Moses Garzeeawu
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