CLEAN : UN court jails Liberias Taylor for 50

The transcript discusses the appeal case of Charles Taylor, former president of Liberia, who was convicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity during Sierra Leone's civil war. The judgment upheld his 50-year sentence, causing disappointment due to the perceived chaotic nature of international criminal law. The discussion highlights the impact on Sierra Leone's victims and critiques the selective nature of international justice. It concludes with reflections on the future and personal considerations.

What is the primary sentiment expressed about the day of the appeal judgment?

• Reflection

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Celebration

What was the outcome of the appeals chamber judgment regarding Charles Taylor?

• His case was dismissed

• He was acquitted

• His convictions were upheld

• His sentence was reduced

What aspect of the judgment caused disappointment?

• The unchanged 50-year sentence

• The dismissal of the case

• The acquittal of Charles Taylor

• The reduction of the sentence

What is the critique regarding the judgment's impact on international criminal law?

• It ensures fair trials for all

• It strengthens the fight against impunity

• It creates a chaotic jurisprudence

• It simplifies the legal process

What personal concern does Charles Taylor express for his future?

• His political career

• His financial investments

• His public image

• His family's well-being