The Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has the butchers of Darfur in his sights. The Darfur investigation could lead to the first prosecution by the court since it was set up in 2002, involving a member of an African state.
The scenes may have been chaotic but last week’s opening of the trial against Charles Taylor, the warlord indicted on 11 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity in both Liberia and Sierra Leone, marks a key moment. The trial, which Taylor refused to attend, is the first in which an international forum has
