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Liberia: Julu, Dorbor Sue Govt. for U.S.$15 Million Damages

All Africa (Free subscription) | 06/03/2008

Exactly one month following a none-guilty verdict brought in favor of two former Armed Forces of Liberia officers, General Charles Julu and Col. Andrew Dorbor, the defendants have filed a lawsuit against the Liberian Government for liability in the amount of US$15 million.

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Survivors Narrate Lutheran Church Massacre

All Africa (Free subscription) | 07/16/2008

... audience including commissioners of the TRC that slain President Samuel K. Doe and Retired General Charles Julu were involved in the mass killings.Madam Hoke, a member of the Bassa tribe recounted that President Doe, General Julu, among others, ordered the soldiers to bring children out of the church during which President Doe divided candies among them.She said her sister...

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Liberia: 'U.S.$15 Million Damages Will Not Hold'

All Africa (Free subscription) | 06/04/2008

A day after lawyers representing former Army General Charles Julu and Col. Andrew Dorbor filed a lawsuit against the Liberian government for damages in the amount of US$15 million, Solicitor General Cllr. Tiawan Gongloe says the suit will not hold because it lacks legal grounds.