By James Harding Giahyue, New Narratives Senior Justice CorrespondentChief prosecutor Andreas Müller told the Swiss Federal Criminal Court Kosiah was guilty of the 25 counts of murder, cannibalism, rape, sexual enslavement, forced transportation, looting and recruitment of child-soldier. ‘“There’s no clean war,’ Kosiah is right,” said Müller, quoting the suspected Liberian war criminal when he appeared in court on last Monday. A permanent resident of Switzerland since 1998, he is the first Liberian to face a war crimes court in connection with the country’s 14-years of civil war. Alieu Kosiah listens to testimony during his war crimes trial. Müller told the court looting was organized under Kosiah.

Source: Front Page Africa March 02, 2021 05:48 UTC