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      Friday 24 May  
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      Former Liberian president Charles Taylor (rear C) waits for the start of the judgement hearing April 26, at the Special Court for Sierra Leone, in Leidschendam outside The Hague. Nations, rights groups and victims hailed a historic verdict after Taylor was convicted Thursday of aiding and abetting war crimes in Sierra Leone.
      Bulletin: World hails Taylor war crimes conviction

      Bulletin: World hails Taylor war crimes conviction

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      A victim in Freetown watches the trial of Liberian ex-leader Charles Taylor in the Hague. The international community roundly cheered his conviction as a historic precedent that paves the way for future trials against criminal heads of state.
      Bulletin: Charles Taylor guilty of S. Leone war crimes

      Bulletin: Charles Taylor guilty of S. Leone war crimes

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      People in Sierra Leone hold banners as the trial of Liberian ex-leader Charles Taylor in the Hague, is broadcast inside the Special Court, in Freetown. Taylor was convicted of arming rebels during Sierra Leone's civil war in return for blood diamonds, in a historic verdict for international justice.
      Bulletin: Cheers, quiet relief in S. Leone as Taylor found guilty

      Bulletin: Cheers, quiet relief in S. Leone as Taylor found guilty

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      People watch the trial of Liberian ex-leader Charles Taylor (on screen) taking place in the Hague. Liberians shed few tears for Taylor after their ex-president was found guilty of war crimes Thursday but there were fears his conviction could undermine a still fragile peace.
      Bulletin: Liberians fear for stability after Taylor verdict

      Bulletin: Liberians fear for stability after Taylor verdict

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      Former Liberian President Charles Taylor takes notes at the start of the judgement hearing of his trial. Taylor has been convicted of arming rebels during Sierra Leone's civil war in return for blood diamonds, in an historic verdict for international justice.
      Bulletin: Charles Taylor guilty of S. Leone war crimes

      Bulletin: Charles Taylor guilty of S. Leone war crimes

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      People watch the trial of Liberian ex-leader Charles Taylor taking place in the Hague, inside the Special Court in Freetown, Sierra Leone on April 26. Taylor, the first former head of state to be convicted in a war crimes trial by a global court since 1946, was once one of Africa's most feared warlords.
      Bulletin: Charles Taylor: lay preacher and feared warlord

      Bulletin: Charles Taylor: lay preacher and feared warlord

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      Former Liberian President Charles Taylor takes notes at the start of the judgement hearing of his trial. Taylor has been convicted of arming rebels during Sierra Leone's civil war in return for blood diamonds, in an historic verdict for international justice.
      Bulletin: Charles Taylor's blood diamond verdict opens

      Bulletin: Charles Taylor's blood diamond verdict opens

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      A security officer looks next to the Special Court in Freetown on April 25, a day before the verdict in Liberia's former president Charles Taylor's trial in the Hague. Sierra Leoneans cheered or quietly let the news sink in as Taylor was convicted of aiding and abetting a terror campaign by rebels during their country's 11-year civil war.
      Bulletin: Cheers, relief in S. Leone as Taylor found guilty

      Bulletin: Cheers, relief in S. Leone as Taylor found guilty

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      Former Liberian president Charles Taylor waits for the start of the prosecution's closing arguments during his trial in February 2011 at the UN Special Court for Sierra Leone in Leidschendam. The court opened its judgement hearing for Taylor, who is accused of arming Sierra Leone's rebels who paid him in "blood diamonds".
      Bulletin: Charles Taylor's war crimes verdict opens

      Bulletin: Charles Taylor's war crimes verdict opens

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      File photo taken on July 21, 1990 shows rebel leader Charles Taylor (C) speaking with troops near the Liberian capital Monrovia. The Liberian ex-president will hear a historic verdict Thursday on charges of arming Sierra Leone's rebels in return for "blood diamonds" in the 1990s.
      Bulletin: Charles Taylor faces judgement in "blood diamond" trial

      Bulletin: Charles Taylor faces judgement in "blood diamond" trial

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