An 81-year-old former leader is set to appear in court after a long absence. He faces charges of crimes against humanity, which he denies. His alleged involvement in killings during his time in office is the basis for these charges.
Medical reasons had previously kept him from attending hearings, but a ruling found him healthy enough to stand trial. The former leader's appearance is anticipated after a judge's statement. He has not been seen publicly in over a year.
Further details about the case and the upcoming hearing are available from the source.
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