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...ba href=/anxiety/a/b in neighbouring countries that his trial in Freetown might produce some sort of regional instability.” Mr Taylor, once a rebel leader, then the elected president, has spent the last three years in exile in Nigeria.

UN troops pulled out of Sierra Leone at the end of last year although 15,000 blue berets keep the calm in Liberia, which completed successful elections late last year.

Many former warlords, including Taylor allies and enemies, won congressional and senate seats.

Both countries are teaming with ex-combatants, many of them former child soldiers looking for jobs that scarcely exist.

Human rights groups have cheered Mr Taylor’s arrest but his transfer out of Sierra Leone will deprive many Sierra Leoneans the immediacy of watching a man accused of plunging their country into 10 years of bloodshed face justice.

Mr de Silva, however, said that people brutalised by Mr Taylor’s reign could still draw satisfaction from a trial taking place in Europe, emphasising that it was only a change in venue, not a change in court.

“I have been most anxious that Charles Taylor be brought to Freetown.

I am most anxious that he be charged in Freetown.

I am also anxious that Charles Taylor should make his initial appearance in court in Freetown because it is in Sierra Leone where he was most responsible for spilling so much blood.” EMAIL ARTICLEPRINT ARTICLEMOST POPULAR  Skip to remaining contentMain navigation menu: HomeWorldUSEuropeUKAsia-PacificMiddle East & AfricaAm...

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"To date, at least 86 journalists and media assistants have been killed and 39 others have been kidnapped in the country since the start of the conflict, on 20 March 2003.

This targeted brutality is repugnant and threatens the existence of independent news and information in Iraq,” the organization added.Religious rights groups have also expressed concern over the kidnappings if Iraqi Christians, who make up a minority in the mainly Muslim nation.

(With BosNewsLife Research and reports from Iraq, the United States and the United Kingdom).

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