Monday 8 January 2010- Defence Witness 16: "We planned to say Thomas Lubanga had enrolled children in the army"
Today, Ms. Samson resumes her cross examination of the seve...
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Lubanga Chronicle # 65 Defence Witness 16: “We planned to say Thomas Lubanga had enrolled children in the army”
Lubanga Chronicle #64: Prosecution unaware of witness´s membership of the UPC
Friday, 5 March 2010- Prosecution unaware of witness´s membership of the UPC
The Defence team calls the 7 th witness, a former UPC soldier whose account catches the Prose...
Lubanga Chronicle #63 Prosecution shows Defence Witness pictures of UPC top ranks
Thursday, 4 March 2010- Prosecution shows Defence Witness pictures of UPC top ranks
Private sessions dominate the hearing once again. The Defence has finished with its six...
Lubanga Chronicle #62 Former UPC soldier commences his testimony in private
Wednesday, 3 March 2010 -Former UPC soldier commences his testimony in private
The trial resumes after a break of two weeks during which, the Defence of Thomas Lubanga was...
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