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Ben Roberts-Smith: Australia's most decorated living soldier granted bail over war crimes charges
Lawyers argued that Ben Roberts-Smith wouldn't be able to defend himself properly from prison.
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bbc.com
Ben Roberts-Smith: Australia's most decorated living soldier granted bail over war crimes charges
Lawyers argued that Ben Roberts-Smith wouldn't be able to defend himself properly from prison.
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elpais.com
El militar más condecorado de Australia, detenido por presuntos crímenes de guerra, en libertad bajo fianza
Ben Roberts-Smith fue detenido la semana pasada por la policía por el asesinato de cinco civiles afganos desarmados durante el conflicto en Afganistán
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theguardian.com
Ben Roberts-Smith’s comrades say he ordered them to execute unarmed civilians, court documents show
Former SAS corporal allegedly placed man on his knees and ordered fellow soldier to shoot him, according to statement of facts
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upi.com
Australian soldier granted bail in war crimes case - UPI.com
Australia's most decorated living soldier was granted bail Friday after being charged with war crimes stemming from his time in Afghanistan.
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Ben Roberts-Smith: What is the decorated Australian soldier accused of?
The Victoria Cross recipient is charged with five murders allegedly committed during the Afghan War.
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Australia's most-decorated soldier vows to 'fight' war crime charges
Ben Roberts-Smith has given his first statement since he was charged with five counts of the war crime of murder last week.
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‘I will never give up’: Ben Roberts-Smith denies war crime allegations in first public statement since his arrest
The Victoria Cross recipient, once Australia’s most lionised soldier, faces five charges of war crime murder over allegations he killed unarmed civilians during his service with…
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independent.co.uk
Former Australian soldier denies committing war crimes in Afghanistan
Ben Roberts-Smith, freed this week on bail, is charged with five counts of war crimes over the alleged murder of five unarmed Afghan civilians between 2009 and 2012