The trial of Chad's former ruler Hissene Habre on war crimes charges has been adjourned until September 7 after the presiding judge appointed three new lawyers on Tuesday for the defence.
Habre crimes against humanity trial adjourned until Sept.7
Habre was brought to court by force for the second day of the hearing but his lawyers did not show, prompting the special court.
Former Chad President Hissene Habre (R) raises his fist in the air as he leaves a court in Dakar escorted by a Senegalese policeman November 25, 2005. REUTERS/Aliou Mbaye
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Habre was brought to court by force for the second day of the hearing but his lawyers did not show, prompting the special court to appoint a legal team who will represent him. The new lawyers were given 45 days to prepare.
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