1991 and 2002 a civil war raged in Sierra Leone. From 1991, the Revolutionary United Front (Revolutionary United Front, RUF) against the government. The RUF was supported by the late Liberian President Charles Taylor who in turn was supported by Guinea and Nigeria. In 1992, Valentine Strasser in Sierra Leone’s new leader, who established a military regime. Strasbourg in 1996 staged Sers right, General Julius Maada Bio, a coup and assumed power. He began a process of democratization and started negotiations with the insurgents. Under pressure from the international community were held elections which were won by Ahmad Tejan Kabbah of Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP). In 1997, Major Koroma and his soldiers took over power and established a military regime called Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC). AFRC and the RUF carried out a reign of terror on Sierra Leone. They were expelled in 1998 by the Civil Defense Forces Kabbah with international forces. The Kabbah government was reinstalled, and there were attempts to negotiate peace. In January 1999 the People’s Army attacked the AFRC-RUF in the capital Freetown and took action “No Living Thing ‘out. In the same year a peace treaty was signed and UN troops stationed in the country, three years later – in January 2002 – the RUF finally put down their arms. Reconstruction – Sierra Leone since 2002 working to rebuild the country. There is a country in the Sierra Leone tribunal because of the ongoing war crimes committed during the civil war. Also, the war crimes documented.