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Speaker Chambers Says Penalty For Rapists Should Be Granted if…

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By Mark Mengonfia, mmenginfia@gmail.com

The Speaker of the 54th legislature has welcomed death penalty for rapist in the Liberian republic.

Appearing on State radio last week, Speaker Chambers said  the death penalty has not been domesticated by Liberia, as it has been said by many Liberians when the issue of death penalty is raised.

The third person in command in Liberia said, “Liberia still have death penalty and if Liberians want it, it should be granted.”

According to him, many of those countries who are even calling for denouncement of death penalty even have harsher punishment against humanity.

He referenced the killings carried out in Irag adding that those were punishment things that were not spoken against years back.

This is the third day running now, as Liberians are still in the streets seeking the attention of the George Weah led government on the increased rape cases in Liberia.

The anti rape protest lasted long because  the President George M. Weah has refused to receive the petition from the petitioners.

Commenting on the while the president has not shown up to receive the petition,

Dr. Bhofal Chambers said those who have gone to present the petition have good notion but there are people planned among them..

“Liberians should not lose track of what they want to achieve.”

He said the legislature had invited authorities of police, gender…..as part of its oversight responsibility.

Former Liberian leader, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on the third day of the protest join the campaigners.

Ellen who is also a survivor of rape in Liberia was seen among the youthful protestors to claimed the attention of President George Weah.

Speaking on the issue of rape, Motivational Speaker Rev. J. Luther Tarpeh has called on President George Manneh Weah to urgently address the National on what he described as a menace and national emergency that is destroying the future leaders of the Country, Rape.

“Act now President Weah, stop blaming opposition, Liberians want you to speak on the troubling issue of rape now”, Mr. Tarpeh re-emphasized.

Currently, the members of the House of Representatives are debating the petition that is before them.

Details from there House of Representatives will be released soon.

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