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British PM: World Must Unite To Defeat Covid And Prevent Future Pandemics
London – The world must overcome the extraordinary divisions created by coronavirus and unite to defeat the pandemic, British Prime Minister Boris…
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Liberia’s Inexcusable Cases of Rape
Rape is defined as a sexual assault carried out against a person without their consent, or the use of physical force, abuse…
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Liberia: Why Voters Sell Their Vote And What Are The Effects On Democratic Governance?
Voter trucking is becoming a widespread phenomenon within Liberian body politics since post-war Liberia and is eroding very severely the essence of…
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Liberian Education System: Attainment of Vocational, Technological Skills & Youth National Service
Education has a great social importance especially in the modern, complex industrialized societies. Philosophers of all periods, beginning with ancient stages, devoted…
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Calling on the Government of Liberia and its people to take advantage of CCTV cameras system
Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) also known as video surveillance, is the usage of video cameras to transmit signals to a specific place…
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The Endless Battle Against Corruption
So, we know that corruption is a form of dishonesty or criminal offense undertaken by a person, or an organization that is…
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Liberia: Today Is World Literacy Day
In 1966The UN declared September 8 World Literacy day to focus attention primarily on the millions of adults (people over 16) all…
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Mitigating Sexual Violence in Liberia based on Recommendations from OHCHR & UNMIL
Synopsis of Sexual Violence in Africa Sexual violence against women and girls can take many forms, including physical abuse, sexual abuse and…
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Liberia: The Need to De-emotionalize Criminal Justice
The recent demonstrations against the intensity of rape cases in Liberia are commendable, in that, they shed light on one of society’s…
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Applauding New U.S. Ambassador’s Promise To Fight Corruption In Liberia
“What’s happening in Liberia?” This was the question posed to me recently while conversing with a retired American diplomat, who played an…