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CAR’s former football association boss on trial over war crimes

By DW
28 September 2019   |   6:58 pm
A senior football chief from the Central African Republic along with an alleged militiaman named Rambo have heard charges against them at a Hague court. Both are accused of leading a campaign of terror against Muslims.

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