One man stands trial for crimes against humanity in Sierra Leone, as the legal proceedings aim to address a violent civil war that claimed thousands of lives.
Synopsis
One man stands trial for crimes against humanity in Sierra Leone, as the legal proceedings aim to address a violent civil war that claimed thousands of lives.
Synopsis
Issa Sesay stands trial in Freetown, Sierra Leone, for crimes against humanity committed during the civil war. The documentary covers the court proceedings and testimonies that reveal details of the conflict. Sesay was a leader in the Revolutionary United Front, responsible for numerous atrocities. Filmmakers document the legal process as it seeks to address the country’s traumatic past. The trial is part of efforts to bring accountability and justice in post-war Sierra Leone.
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Why Watch
- Follow Issa Sesay's trial for crimes against humanity.
- See firsthand accounts from survivors of the civil war.
- Meet the legal team navigating complex war crimes.
Did You Know
- Issa Sesay was a leader in Sierra Leone's civil war.
- The documentary was released in 2010 and runs for 83 minutes.
- The film is directed by a woman, highlighting female perspectives in war narratives.
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Who is Issa Sesay?
Issa Sesay was a leader in Sierra Leone's civil war and is accused of crimes against humanity.
What year was the documentary 'War Don Don' released?
The documentary 'War Don Don' was released in 2010.
How long is the documentary 'War Don Don'?
The documentary has a duration of 83 minutes.
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