Mali ex-jihadist liable for 2.7 mn euros for Timbuktu destruction
International Criminal Court
The Hague - Egypt Today
A war crimes court Thursday said a Malian ex-jihadist caused 2.7 million euros in damages when he destroyed Timbuktu's fabled shrines in 2012.
The International Criminal Court ordered victims be paid "individual, collective and symbolic" reparations, ICC judge Raul Pangalangan said.
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