Philippines massacre: masterminds of country’s worst political attack jailed
Ampatuan family members convicted over killing of 58 people in 2009 attack on political rivals
The masterminds of the Philippines’ worst political massacre have been found guilty of murder, a decade after the slaughter in which gunmen killed 58 people in the conflict-plagued south of the country.
Leaders of the Ampatuan family, a powerful political dynasty, had been accused of orchestrating the killings in a bid to quash an election challenge from a rival clan.