Guinea's court sentenced former military leader Moussa Dadis Camara to 20 years in jail for crimes against humanity over a 2009 massacre that killed 156 and raped 109 women.
Victims' relatives expressed mixed reactions to the verdict, with some feeling it brought justice while others believed the punishment did not match the severity of the crimes.
Lead lawyer in the case highlighted the historical significance of convicting a former head of state and senior military officers, stating it should combat impunity in the country.
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