Liberia War Crimes
Jungle Jabbah’s Federal Immigration Fraud Sentencing Delayed
Philadelphia, PA – Sentencing has been delayed at the last minute for Mohammed Jabateh, the Liberian former rebel commander convicted last October…
Jungle Jabbah
Jungle Jabbah Verdict – Liberia’s Way Forward After Momentous Elections
The Liberian people are anxiously awaiting the December 26 date set by the National Elections Commission for the conduct of the October…
After Mohammed Jabbah Conviction Other War Victims Demand Justice
Samay Village, Bong County – Bendu Siakor, Borbor Flomo, Flomo Pee-see are just a few of the citizens of Samay who were…
Liberia War Crimes
Jabbateh Sentencing Date Set – Liberians Applaud End to Impunity
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – The Philadelphia federal court which convicted the ex-Liberian militia warlord last week on perjury charges announced Monday that the…
Jungle Jabbah: Face To Face With Justice – Global Pursuit of Justice
Today, we join human rights defenders and enthusiastic justice advocates everywhere in welcoming the historic conviction of former Liberian, ULIMO – K…
Liberia War Crimes
Liberia: Quiet Pursuit of War Criminals Signals Hope Against Impunity
Monrovia – When jurors in a U.S. Federal Courthouse in the city of Brotherly Love found former Liberian rebel commander Mohammed Jabbateh,…
‘Jungle Jabbah’ Guilty on All Counts: U.S. Court Finds Liberian Rebel Commander Guilty
Philadelphia, PA – A jury of 12 in a U.S. Federal Courthouse today found former Liberian rebel commander Mohammed Jabbateh, aka “Jungle…
Liberia War Crimes
Former ULIMO-K Commander Mohammed Jabateh Trial Goes to The Jury
Philadelphia, PA – Federal judge Paul S. Diamond sent Mohammed Jabateh’s case to the jury Tuesday, urging them to consider all evidence…
Advocate Sees End of Impunity in Liberia After Jungle Jabbah Trial in America
Monrovia – Hassan Bility, the renowned advocate for justice of victims of war crimes and crimes against humanity, has said that the…
Diaspora
Jabbah Lawyer Offers No Defense Witnesses – Final Statements Begin Oct. 17
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – The defense lawyer in the case of accused war criminal Mohammed Jabateh surprised the court today by declining to…