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      Monday 20 May  
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      Former Liberian President Charles Taylor (R) sits in the courtroom of the International Criminal Court in 2008. The Boston Globe newspaper on Friday retracted a report published earlier this month that Liberia's ex-leader Charles Taylor used to work for the CIA.
      Bulletin: US newspaper retracts Charles Taylor-CIA claim

      Bulletin: US newspaper retracts Charles Taylor-CIA claim

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      Former Liberian President Charles Taylor (R) sits in the courtroom of the International Criminal Court in 2008. The Boston Globe reported this week that he worked for the CIA.
      Bulletin: Liberia's Charles Taylor worked for CIA: report

      Bulletin: Liberia's Charles Taylor worked for CIA: report

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      Jeremy Ractliffe, former chief executive of Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, on his way to court in Alexandra in Johannesburg on June 15, 2011. Ractliffe was cleared Wednesday of charges of holding rough diamonds that proved pivotal in the war crimes trial of ex-Liberian president Charles Taylor.
      Bulletin: Mandela charity ex-boss cleared over 'blood diamonds'

      Bulletin: Mandela charity ex-boss cleared over 'blood diamonds'

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      A photo taken of a monitor shows former Liberian President Charles Taylor sitting in his war crimes trial in the Hague on August 9, 2010. A South African court has postponed the trial of a former Nelson Mandela charity official who held diamonds at the centre of the Taylor's trial.
      Bulletin: S. African court delays diamond 'gift' trial

      Bulletin: S. African court delays diamond 'gift' trial

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      Sierra Leone was "anxiously" awaiting the verdict in the war crimes trial of Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor, a top official said Saturday, as prosecutors from six international criminal tribunals gathered in the capital Freetown.
      Bulletin: Sierra Leone 'anxiously' awaits Taylor verdict: official

      Bulletin: Sierra Leone 'anxiously' awaits Taylor verdict: official

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      The trial of Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor, pictured, for arming Sierra Leone rebels who paid him in blood diamonds closed on Friday with prosecutors urging a guilty verdict for "horrific crimes".
      Bulletin: Taylor awaits war crimes verdict after trial ends

      Bulletin: Taylor awaits war crimes verdict after trial ends

      Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor's trial for arming Sierra Leone rebels who paid him in...
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      Former Liberian President Charles Taylor looks on at the UN-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone in Leidschendam, the Netherlands, in August. Witnesses in Taylor's trial for backing rebels in exchange for blood diamonds were tainted by cash payments from the prosecution, the Liberian ex-president's lawyer has said.
      Bulletin: Taylor's war crimes trial witnesses 'tainted'

      Bulletin: Taylor's war crimes trial witnesses 'tainted'

      Witnesses in Charles Taylor's trial for backing rebels in exchange for blood diamonds were...
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      Liberian ex-warlord Charles Taylor's lawyer Courtenay Griffiths speaks outside the special court for Sierra Leone in Leidschendam, the Netherlands, in 2010. Griffiths has dismissed Taylor's war crimes trial as a political conspiracy and said Libya's Moamer Kadhafi should have been in the dock.
      Bulletin: Trial of Liberia's Taylor politically motivated: lawyer

      Bulletin: Trial of Liberia's Taylor politically motivated: lawyer

      A lawyer for Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor on Wednesday said the war crimes trial of his...
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      Liberian ex-warlord Charles Taylor's lawyer Courtenay Griffiths speaks outside the special court for Sierra Leone in Leidschendam, the Netherlands, in August. Griffiths has dismissed Taylor's war crimes trial as a political conspiracy and said Libya's Moamer Kadhafi should have been in the dock.
      Bulletin: Charles Taylor lawyer claims trial is 'conspiracy'

      Bulletin: Charles Taylor lawyer claims trial is 'conspiracy'

      Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor's lawyer on Wednesday dismissed his war crimes trial as a...
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      Former Liberian President Charles Taylor (C) waits for the start of the prosecution's closing arguments during his trial at the UN Special Court for Sierra Leone in Leidschendam, in February 2011. The war crimes trial of Taylor is expected to close after more than three years on Friday, after judges set a date for his closing statement and final, rebuttal arguments.
      Bulletin: Charles Taylor trial expected to close on Friday

      Bulletin: Charles Taylor trial expected to close on Friday

      The war crimes trial of Charles Taylor is expected to close after more than three years on...
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