The Hague (AFP) - Former Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo will go on trial for crimes against humanity on July 7 next year, the International Criminal Court said on Monday.
"Today (the) Trial Chamber set the commencement date for the trial in the case the Prosecutor v. Laurent Gbagbo for 7 July 2015," the Hague-based ICC said in a statement.
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Africa will continue suffering for the interest of the White { Because Africa is under Modern slavery} . If you as a president don't agree with the colonial power interest ,You will leave or end up in prison or died.