The Hague (AFP) - Former Ivorian youth militia boss Charles Ble Goude Tuesday denied any role in deadly post-poll violence that ravaged his country in 2010 and 2011, saying he had no "blood" on his hands.
"When it comes to my fellow citizens, I do not have a single drop of blood on my hands," Ble Goude told the International Criminal Court, where he and ex-president Laurent Gbagbo face charges of crimes against humanity arising from the bloodshed in the west African nation.
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