Former president of Ivory
Coast Laurent Gbagbo, can look before the International Criminal Court for
alleged crimes against humanity for killing lots of people following his refusal
to concede defeat to current president Alassane Outtara following the elections
in 2010 which led to murderous fighting between the supporters. Judges will
determine if there is enough evidence to test him for masterminding a plan to
"stay in power go ahead and... through carefully planned, sustained and deadly
attacks" against supporters from the election winner.
Gbagbo is the first former head of state to look before the Hague-based court, where hearings can last just over a week.
Gbagbo is the first former head of state to look before the Hague-based court, where hearings can last just over a week.
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