Liberia's long-awaited war crimes trials
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•Official says Liberia to begin war crimes trials in next five years
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Lawyer responsible for setting up Liberia 's long-awaited war crimes court says first trials will take place in next five years .
Justice has so far proved elusive for victims of the back-to-back conflicts that raged in the small West African country between 1989 and 2003 .
Liberia has yet to try anyone for crimes committed during the years of violence which resulted in massacres, mutilation, rape and cannibalism.
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