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Liberia's back-to-back civil wars were some of the bloodiest in African history, leaving an estimated 250,000 dead after 14 years of appalling bloodshed. Although the fighting ended in 2003, very few of those responsible for war crimes have been tried. The conflicts were marked by mass murders, rape and mutilations, with warlords using child soldiers. […]https://www.justiceinfo.net/wp-content/uploads/JusticeInfoNet_logo_1200x630px.jpg1200630