Good morning. We'll take appearances first, please.

Good morning, Madam President, your Honours, opposing counsel. This morning for the Prosecution, Mohamed A Bangura, Ruth Mary Hackler and Brenda J Hollis.

Good morning, Madam President. Good morning, your Honours. Good morning, counsel opposite. Appearing for the Defence this morning are myself, Morris Anyah, Mr Silas Chekera. We are joined by our legal assistant Mr Simon Chapman. There is a new face with us in court for the first time today. He is an intern in our office. His name is Neelan Tharmaratnam. Mr Tharmaratnam is studying public international law at Leiden University.

Last, and certainly not the least, we are joined by the Principal Defender of the Special Court, Ms Claire Carlton-Hanciles, and we welcome her back to the Court. Thank you.

Certainly. Ms Claire Carlton-Hanciles is very well from Sierra Leone to the Court and, indeed, Mr Tharmaratnam is also welcomed to the Court.

Good morning, Mr Dehmie.

Good morning, your Honour.

This morning we continue with your testimony and I would just like to remind you that you are bound by the oath that you took to tell the truth.

Thank you, your Honour.

Mr Anyah, please continue.