More money sought for Taylor tribunal
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The war crimes tribunal trying former Liberian President Charles Taylor for allegedly orchestrating atrocities in West Africa's upheavals needs more money to complete its cases, Human Rights Watch said Thursday.
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Â· Ex-ruler of Liberia accused of crimes in Sierra Leone  Â· Taylor is first African leader to face prosecution
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The government faces calls for a second inquiry into David Blunkett's role in the fast-tracking of
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Former Liberian President Charles Taylor is believed to have substantial financial assets despite his demand that the court prosecuting him for war crimes cover his legal costs because he is indigent, U.N. investigators said in a report obtained Thursday.
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Business & money: Latest in series of mass hearings for return of 'unfair' bank charges due to go ahead.
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The war crimes trial of ex-Liberian President Charles Taylor is to resume in The Hague after a six-month gap.
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UN officials are in Cambodia to discuss funding for a tribunal to bring to justice leaders of the bloody Khmer Rouge.
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The Treasury offers to guarantee more of Northern Rock's liabilities at the request of the troubled lender.
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The investigation into whether David Blunkett &quot;fast-tracked&quot; the visa of his former lover&#39;s nanny should be widened to examine whether civil servants accelerated
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The cost of the Bloody Sunday inquiry into the deaths of 14 people killed by paratroops in Londonderry in 1972 has risen to 154m, with one QC earning more than 4m.
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Ukrainian MPs are seeking a parliamentary investigation into allegations that money from the United States government was used to help fund the opposition during the recent electoral campaign.
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Former Liberian President Charles Taylor complained Friday about "Eurocentric" prison food and limited access to telephones at his first appearance before a war crimes tribunal since being flown to the Netherlands for trial.
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Former Liberian President Charles Taylor goes on trial before a U.N.-backed court at The Hague on Monday charged with instigating murder, rape and mutilation during Sierra Leone's civil war.
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A lawyer for an accused Al-Qaeda financial expert from Sudan made a plea for extra help defending him against war crimes charges before a US military tribunal.
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Playersâ chief Gordon Taylor today urged Bolton striker El-Hadji Diouf to seek professional counselling as a cure for his short fuse.
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Prosecutors look to seize up to Â£50m of assets from the disgraced media baron after his conviction.
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OTTAWA (CP) - The head of a public inquiry is appealing to Parliament to help him get to the bottom of the federal sponsorship scandal.