Student prosecutor in the case of former Liberian President Charles Taylor's judgment was sentenced to 80 years, following his conviction by the Special Tribunal for Sierra Leone last week Balahd tenth accusation against him, which of crimes against humanity in Sierra Leonean people's right.
The TV British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), is expected to be announced sentence about what convicted him of charges in June, after holding a separate hearing.
It is noteworthy that the Court condemned Taylor eleven counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes including killings and acts of violence, sex and the looting and the recruitment of children, as well as profiting from the diamond trade, which is believed to have used their money to buy weapons for the rebels during the civil war in Sierra Leone, which lasted 11 years.
Was established by the United Nations and the Government of Sierra Leone, "the Special Court for Sierra Leone", in order to assume the investigation and trial as to who bear the greatest responsibility for crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in Sierra Leone during the civil war.
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