Liberia War CrimesLiberia: Women Have Not Had Central Role in War Crimes Court Preparations; A New Project Wants to Change That Anthony StephensSeptember 25, 2026
War CrimesLiberia: Leading War Crimes Group Relocates Senior Investigator After Death Threats Ahead of U.S. TrialSummary:Anthony StephensSeptember 25, 2026
Foreign RelationsLiberia: Swedish Ambassador Pledges Continued Support for Post-War Justice, Sexual and Reproductive Rights Among Other Priorities After Embassy ClosureSummary:Anthony StephensSeptember 17, 2026
War CrimesLiberia: Expert Warns of Security Risks if Legislature Fails to Approve War Crimes Court Before U.N. Security Council PresidencySummaryAnthony StephensSeptember 11, 2026
Liberia War CrimesLiberia: War Crimes Court Office Chief Urges Boakai to Recall Lawmakers for Special Session to Pass Court Bill Before U.N. General Assembly This MonthSummaryAnthony StephensSeptember 3, 2026
Human TraffickingLiberia: They Were Found Guilty in Liberia’s Biggest Human Trafficking Trial But No one Has Been Charged Over a Death in the Case. Now the Family Wants JusticeSummary:Anthony StephensSeptember 2, 2026
Liberia War CrimesLiberia: 23 Years Into Peace, Victims Celebrate Progress but Say Justice Remains UnfinishedSummary:Anthony StephensAugust 31, 2026
NewsLiberia’s Army Formally Apologizes for War-Era Crimes as Lutheran Church Massacre Survivors Demand Legislators Pass Bill to Establish War Crimes CourtSummary:Anthony StephensAugust 4, 2026
Corruption WatchVictims, Advocates Urge Chief Justice to Rescind Promotion of Lawyer Accused of Paying Bribes to Protect Traffickers Convicted in Country’s Largest Human Trafficking CaseSummary: Anthony StephensJuly 31, 2026
Corruption WatchVictims, Advocates Urge Chief Justice to Rescind Promotion of Lawyer Accused of Paying Bribes to Protect Traffickers Convicted in Country’s Largest Human Trafficking CaseSummary: Anthony StephensJuly 31, 2026