>From: Dampha Kebba <[log in to unmask]>

. I understand Babucarr Jeng (another

>torture

>victim) is currently residing in UK as well. Chongan, with your

>legal

>background, it would not hurt to collaborate with Jeng and other

>victims

>living in UK to see if you can bring a case against Yankuba Touray

>and the

>people that tortured you at 'Mile II'. Look into the feasibility of

>having

>an indictment against these vermin. That way if they ever set foot

>in

>Britain, they will be tried for their crimes.

>KB

KB,

In accordance with international conventions, Belgian courts are now exercising universal jurisdiction over matters involving gross violations of human rights. I am not sure what the exact scope is, but it won't hurt exploring that angle as well. A couple of nuns from Rwanda (genocide in Rwanda) and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (1983 massacre of Palestinian Refugees) are among those indicted under the law.

Kats

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