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A Malian militant who was on trial at the ICC will serve a nine year jail term for destroying cultural and heritage sites in the country’s city of Timbuktu. The trial of Mahdi was a landmark one at the Hague, since it was the first time the ICC had tried cultural destruction by an individual as a war crime
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