Liberia War Crimes

Laye Sekou Camara, aka “K-1” or “General Dragon Master,” accused of committing acts of brutality in the Second Liberian Civil War, has been formally indicted over alleged immigration fraud charges by the Eastern District Court of…
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MONROVIA – A court in Finland has acquitted Gibril Massaquoi, the former Revolutionary United Front commander in Sierra Leone, of all the charges in his year-long trial for war crimes and crimes against humanity during Liberia’s civil…
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Finnish District Court dismissed all charges against former RUF spokesman and commander Today April 29th, 2022 the Pirkanmaa District Court in Tampere, Finland, issued its judgement in the trial of Gibril Massaquoi. Mr Massaquoi, former…
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Monrovia – The arrest of Liberian Sekou Kamara on March 26 in New York did not only add to the number of Liberian warlords booked for lying to U.S Immigration Service in an attempt to hide their horrible past, the latest action of the…
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Laye Sekou Camara, aka "General Dragon Master," accused of committing acts of brutality in the Second Liberian Civil War, has been charged with using a fraudulently obtained immigration document in Pennsylvania. Above, a photo allegedly…
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The Finnish authorities were apparently unaware of the past of the man from the crisis area: "No Google search was done". On 16 February, the Pirkanmaa District Court ordered the release of Gibril Massaquoi, a Sierra Leonean man accused…
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James Diggs, who says he is a victim of Melvin Sogbandi, is angry he did not face justice. ***CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story carried an image of a family member of Melvin Sogbandi. FrontPage Africa and New Narratives…
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Sierra Leonean rebel leader, Gibril Massaquoi, who is standing trial in Finland for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Liberia, has been released from prison ahead of the verdict in his case, expected in coming months. …
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Sekou Damate Conneh was assisted to and given a seat near the table with the Book of Condolence, but he could not make an attempt to write, probably due to what appeared to stroke he is suffering from. Monrovia – The once feared and…
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Gibril Massaquoi appears in the District Court of Tampere, Finland during his trial for war crimes. By Anthony Stephens and New Narratives staff After nearly a year of hearings, including five months in Liberia and Sierra Leone, the…
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