Such seems to be the case in Sierra Leone. It needs to properly present all the 'villains' in the conflict. No group involved in this conflict is innocent and this needs to be acknowledged, regularly. Certain reporters and news agencies favor regularly reprinting the 'atrocities' label on only one group. In fact, the British even now hold RUF leader Sankoh on one of their ships.
History repeats itself.
Previously, it was the Nigerian dictator, Abacha, who held Sankoh in a Nigerian prison during an earlier conflict. In addition, historical evidence strongly supports allegations that he infuriated most of his supporters and many powerful political interests with his arrogant behavior. Some of the RUF soldiers have been charged with atrocities and this charge has been printed constantly, ad nausea, by a biased media. The Kamajors have been at war for almost as long, changing sides as the political winds dictate. This is known to informed followers of the conflict.