Liberia, Oct. 16 -- Summary:

By Anthony Stephens, senior justice correspondent with New Narratives

The U.S. trial of Moses Wright, a former senior Liberian army commander accused of ordering and overseeing the 1990 St. Peter's Lutheran Church massacre in which an estimated 600 men, women and children were killed, has been postponed again.

Wright's trial, previously scheduled for November in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, has been rescheduled for February, the latest in a series of delays.

"We see it as a setback to our quest for justice," said Marcus P. Quoigoah, executive director of the Lutheran Massacre Survivors Association, in a phone interview. "We are frustrated. Looking at the...