Liberia War Crimes

Monrovia – Senator Prince Y. Johnson, who prides himself as the “Godfather” of Nimba County, no longer wields that force of influence over his kinsmen and women like he did in time past. This is according to Representative Larry…
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President Obama delivers his State of the Union address before a joint session of Congress on Tuesday. Washington, D.C. – The U.S. House of Representatives has passed H. Res. 1055 to reaffirm strong U.S.-Liberia ties and call for full…
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These peaceful protesters took the streets in Monrovia to call on the International Community and the Liberian Government demanding the establishment of a War and Economic Crimes Court MONROVIA - “We are the victims; we cannot get…
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Monrovia – Young Liberian artists brought a new and creative perspective to the National Justice Conference, held this past week in Monrovia. The milestone event brought together government representatives, national and international…
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Monrovia – As campaigners in Liberia prepare to stage a peaceful march in Monrovia to call for the establishment of war and economy crimes court, some members of the 54th National Legislature have vowed to lobby with their colleagues…
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Stephen J. Rapp, former U.S.Ambassador-at-large for Global Criminal Justice, speaks at a justice conference on November 9, 2018 in Monrovia Monrovia - Stephen Rapp, former United States Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice…
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Monrovia - The Voices of the Youth conference, hosted by Civitas Maxima, the Global Justice and Research Project, and the Liberian Visual Arts Academy held at iCampus on November 7th, saw nearly 25 students participate in discussions…
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Monrovia - Stephen Rapp, the former Chief Prosecutor of the UN-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone, will headline a one-day conference on Friday designed to build on momentum behind a war crimes court in Liberia. The conference will…
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U.S. Congress man, Don Donovan Monrovia – U.S. Congress man, Dan Donovan, a major advocate for war crimes court in Liberia has been defeated in the November 6 mid-term elections. He lost to Democratic Party challenger Max Rose. …
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Monrovia - Efforts to ensure transitional justice measures in Liberia are garnering international attention and hope among those who long for justice for war crimes is reignited as an increased number of alleged Liberian war criminals…
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