David Crane: Prosecuting a Sitting Head of State for Atrocity Crimes for the First Time in History

David Crane: Prosecuting a Sitting Head of State for Atrocity Crimes for the First Time in History
02:58 An overview of the conflict in Sierra Leone
07:03 An amnesty-based peace agreement
08:30 Establishing accountability
11:07 Early days as Chief Prosecutor of the Tribunal
16:36 Peace with justice, and peace versus justice
21:05 Indicting government officials
25:03 Impact of indictments on the peace process
29:27 Impact of justice on peace in Sierra Leone
33:54 Working with diplomats, peacebuilders, and the political community
38:28 Expectations of the tribunal
39:35 The role of amnesty in peace agreements
42:26 The Sierra Leone tribunal as a model for future tribunals
46:22 Key takeaway