Sierra Leone: Amputees win anti-corruption case, but still struggle for their rights
19 Mar 2008
Amputees in Sierra Leone won a long legal battle against corruption, but are still struggling for their rights. Story by Mariama Khai Fornah
Sierra Leoneans hail Special Court final ruling on AFRC leaders
03 Mar 2008 | By Umaru S Jah
Appeals Chamber ruling of the Special Court confirms long prison sentences for three former AFRC leaders. Umaru S Jah reports.
Sierra Leone/Liberia: Key witness says Taylor was “Godfather” to Sierra Leone rebels
04 Feb 2008 | By Umaru S. Jah
Umaru S Jah of The Democrat reports from The Hague on a key testimony alleging close links between Taylor and Sierra Leone's RUF rebels
Liberia/Sierra Leone: Special Court Prosecutor visits Monrovia ahead of Taylor trial
17 Dec 2007
Listen to Olive Thomass of Star Radio reporting from Monrovia on Special Court prosecutor's visit
Sierra Leone: Child soldier haunted by war memories
14 Dec 2007 | By Umaru S Jah
Ex-child soldier tells Umaru S Jah, journalist for The Democrat newspaper, of the nightmares that haunt him still.
Sierra Leone: War child survivor threatened by school system in Sierra Leone
14 Dec 2007 | By Salamatu Kemokai
School costs threaten a war orphan's future. Story by Salamatu Kemokai of the Independent Radio Network