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Trial of Liberian Alieu Kosiah opens in Switzerland

Trial of Liberian Alieu Kosiah opens in Switzerland

Alieu Kosiah, a former Liberian warlord, is the first person to be tried in Switzerland for war crimes before a civil court. His trial has been repeatedly postponed. It opens on 3 December in Bellinzona in a tense atmosphere, after six years of pre-trial detention and under the restrictive sanitary conditions of a pandemic. A […]

By Antoine Harari

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