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Côte d'Ivoire : le message de Gbagbo à Blé Goudé avant son départ pour la Belgique

Côte d’Ivoire : le message de Gbagbo à Blé Goudé avant son départ pour la Belgique

Avant de quitter les Pays-Bas par la route pour rejoindre son pays d’accueil,  la Belgique, Laurent Gbagbo a écrit à son dernier ministre de la jeunesse et compagnon de prison Charles Blé Goudé.

“Mon fils Blé Goudé je ne sais pas si nous serons encore dans un même pays mais dans le cas contraire sache que l’Afrique est avec toi, nous sommes dans une lutte que nous ne pouvons imaginer, combien de…

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CPI : la cour rejette la requête du procureur et décide de la libération de Gbagbo et Blé Goudé Ce mercredi, la cour a rejetée la requête du procureur et exige à nouveau la mise en liberté immédiate de Laurent Gbagbo et Charles Blé Goudé.

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Déclaration du Procureur de la CPI, Bensouda, suite à la décision d'acquittement de Gbagbo et Blé Goudé

Déclaration du Procureur de la CPI, Bensouda, suite à la décision d’acquittement de Gbagbo et Blé Goudé

Dans une décision rendue oralement ce matin, deux des trois juges de la Chambre de première instance I de la Cour dans l’affaire contre Messieurs Laurent Gbagbo et Charles Blé Goudé ont décidé de les acquitter des crimes contre l’humanité qu’ils auraient, selon nous, commis sur la base des éléments à charge collectés dans une enquête menée en toute indépendance et objectivité. Les juges ont rendu…

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Protest as Gbagbo’s wife’s trial begins

Protest as Gbagbo’s wife’s trial begins

24 February 2015 | 12:07 am

Ivory Coast’s former first lady, Simone Gbagbo, was due to appear in court on Monday to answer to a charge of undermining state security in a high-profile trial that led to scuffles outside the courtroom. Police moved in to separate opponents of Gbagbo who yelled “Murderers!”, referring to post-electoral bloodshed in 2010-11 that led to charges against her and…

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Ivorian ex-president Laurent Gbagbo's right-hand man Charles Ble Goude faced International Criminal Court judges for the first time on Thursday, proclaiming his innocence over deadly post-election violence three years ago. The leader of the so-called "Young Patriots", a fanatical group of Gbagbo supporters, is facing four counts of crimes against humanity for his role in the 2010-11 unrest which the UN said left 3,000 people dead. A smiling Ble Goude, 42, greeted his supporters in the public gallery with a clenched-fist salute, giving his name, age and profession: "Consultant in political communication." "If I'm tried for what I did rather than for what I am, I will be proclaimed innocent," he said, echoing accusations in Ivory Coast of a victor's justice after the bloody post-election crisis. Source: AFP

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Charles Ble Goude, wanted by the International Criminal Court in connection with a wave of violence after Ivory Coast's 2010 elections, is in the court's custody and is on his way to its jail in The Hague, the court said on Saturday. The Ivory Coast government said on Thursday that it would hand over Ble Goude, a close ally of former president Laurent Gbagbo, who is already in detention in The Hague awaiting trial on similar crimes against humanity charges. The court's prosecutors accuse Ble Goude of helping orchestrate the wave of violence in 2010, which they say Gbagbo unleashed in order to avoid relinquishing his grip on power after losing elections. Source: Reuters

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Report: Fugitive Ivory Coast youth leader Charles Ble Goude is in custody in Ghana, sources say – @Reuters

http://bit.ly/13HNOFT

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Report: Fugitive Ivory Coast youth leader Charles Ble Goude is in custody in Ghana, sources say – @Reuters

http://bit.ly/13HNOFT