Liberia’s leading war crimes investigation group has relocated a senior investigator abroad after receiving repeated death threats linked to his work on the case of former army commander Moses Wright, who is scheduled to face trial in the United States. The move has renewed concerns about the safety of investigators and witnesses as Liberia advances efforts to establish a War and Economic Crimes Court. Liberia: Leading War Crimes Group Relocates Senior Investigator After Death Threats Ahead of U.S. Trial.

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