The trial of former South Sudan first vice-president Dr. Riek Machar and seven co-accused has been adjourned until Wednesday, 30 September, when judges are expected to rule on defence concerns over their security. The Special Court in the capital, Juba, adjourned proceedings on Friday after the defence submitted written comments responding to the prosecution’s arguments against an application it filed last week. The defence has raised concerns a…
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