In 2003, while still President of Liberia, Charles Taylor was indicted by the U.N.-backed Sierra Leone special court for committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in Sierra Leone ...

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for war crimes that the presiding judge on an international war crimes court says were of the "utmost gravity in ...

Charles Taylor’s Conviction ‘Pushes International Law Further’ for Related Cases Charles Taylor's Conviction 'Pushes International Law Further' for Related Cases… Liberia’s Taylor Found ...

Liberia's former President Charles Taylor is currently serving a 50-year sentence for war crimes in a prison in the British city of Durham. But is he using that as a base to interfere in the ...

On Monday morning at 11:59 am, Charles Taylor, West Africa's most famous warlord handed over the presidency of Liberia to Vice President Moses Blah. Larry Mantle talks with Time magazine reporter ...

A Liberian immigrant who prosecutors said was a bodyguard for the country’s former president and convicted war criminal Charles Taylor was sentenced Tuesday to 12 months in federal prison for lying on ...

Liberia began as a settlement for freed slaves ... Among the other leaders named by the committee in 2009 was Charles Taylor, a former president. Taylor is in jail in the United Kingdom, serving ...

Former Liberian President Charles Taylor pleaded not guilty ... diamond wealth and used it to fund his ambitions in Liberia. The leader of Taylor’s defense team, Francis Garlawulo, said Taylor ...

One of Merab’s companies was also mentioned in the trial of Charles Taylor, a former Liberia president who was convicted of war crimes during the civil war in neighboring country Sierra Leone.