Trial of the 23 Insurgents

The trial of the 23 insurgents is an ongoing political trial that started with the signing of a peace treaty between the New French government and the leaders of the Barboisese insurgency, Cabou Salor and Baroun Labia, on the 13th of July, on charges of treason against the state, terrorism and other murder-related charges, against 23 men accused of participating in the former insurgency. Salor and Labia, unlike the rest will be tried in a federal tribunal and not the executive office as to not get executed mostly because of their willingness to give up their weapons and surrender through a peace treaty, as treason against the state carries the death by firing squad.