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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. A man with a long orange-dyed beard, wearing a white thobe and a black-and-white keffiyeh, sits calmly with his hands folded in his lap against a blue fabric backdrop.
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Families fear death before 9/11 mastermind's trial in 2028

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's trial is set for June 2028, but many bereaved families doubt they will live to see it.

Why it mattersJustice delayed means some victims' families will die without seeing the person accused of their deaths convicted or tried.

AustraliaNo direct Australian effect, but the 25-year anniversary of 9/11 remains a marker of how the global order changed and how justice for mass violence can be indefinitely delayed.

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