A judge in Haiti has indicted nine people, including some close associates of former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide, in the killing of radio journalist Jean Dominique more than a decade ago.
The former president was not indicted, but a former senator in Aristide's political party is among the nine.
An unknown gunman shot and killed the prominent, outspoken journalist and a security guard during the April 2000 incident in Port-au-Prince.
At least seven judges have worked on the case over a span of 14 years, resulting in Friday's indictments.
Dominique revolutionized Haitian broadcasting by criticizing abuses by those in power and addressing his audience in native Creole, rather than French.
The former president was not indicted, but a former senator in Aristide's political party is among the nine.
An unknown gunman shot and killed the prominent, outspoken journalist and a security guard during the April 2000 incident in Port-au-Prince.
At least seven judges have worked on the case over a span of 14 years, resulting in Friday's indictments.
Dominique revolutionized Haitian broadcasting by criticizing abuses by those in power and addressing his audience in native Creole, rather than French.
