Kofi Woods says Liberian workers continue to suffer wrath of poverty
By: Alfred Kollie Renowned Liberian Human Rights Activist, Lawyer Samuel Kofi Woods II, says workers or employees in Liberia continue to suffer the wrath of...
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Pres Silreaf commends peaceful citizens amid political “uncertainty” but criticizes politicians
By our Reporter Liberia’s President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has spoken of “uncertainty” in in the ongoing electoral and transitional process, but is commending her citizens...
Liberia steps up efforts to enhance Cyber Security
-LIBTELCO sends cyber crimes alert Amidst the rise in cyber crimes, Liberia is trying to put some measures in place to get on top of...
A Liberian Supreme Court Judge’s home attacked
-High court condemns reported attack It has been revealed in Monrovia that the home of one of the five Justices on Liberia’s Supreme Court bench...
Uncertainty hangs over Liberia’s transition timeline
By Kaipee Luther Newray Tuesday, November 7, 2017 was the day the National Elections Commission had set aside for the runoff between former football star,...
Supreme Court: NEC “wrongly and illegally” planning Nov 7 runoff
-NEC ordered to probe LP fraud claims By our Reporter Liberia’s Supreme Court on Monday ruled that the National Elections Commission (NEC) must probe claims...
Ex-US envoy to Liberia wants Pres Sirleaf’s legacy recognized
In the wake of serious criticisms from President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s own ruling Unity Party (UP) and others that threaten to undermine her legacy, former...
UHRI wants foreign aid cut to corrupt poor countries including Liberia
Quincy, Massachusetts-November 2, 2017 on the campus of Eastern Nazarene College, The Universal Human Rights International (UHRI) has launched a worldwide campaign urging taxpayers in...
Jungle justice in Liberia’s diamond mines?
–Eyebrows raised over reported rough treatment Many residents at various Artisanal or illicit diamond mines are expressing serious concerns over reported acts of torture. One...
Honoring courageous journalism
-CPJ’s 2017 International Press Freedom Awards Four inspiring journalists from Cameroon, Mexico, Thailand, and Yemen will be honored with the Committee to Protect Journalists’ 2017...