Op-Ed By Williametta E. Saydee-TarrFormer Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection (2018-2024) Something is deeply wrong in Liberia when allegations of sexual violence involving a powerful government official are…
The US Homeland Security has launched an investigation into three Liberian government officials holding US permanent residency cards, accused of human rights violations and corruption in Liberia. This development follows…
The Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) is facing some serious accusations of financial mismanagement, with claims that it has been involved in dubious transactions and money laundering. The Unity…
The Panoramic Justice Group, based in Washington DC, is warning the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) to cut ties with Cllr. Harry Varney Gboto-Nambi Sherman, who has been sanctioned by the…
Diaspora Alert interviewed survivors of the ‘Sparkling Android’ drug, also known as ‘Spark and Die’, in Monrovia’s urban slums. The individuals, who chose to remain anonymous, expressed fears that thetoxic…
The Panoramic Justice Group, based in Washington, D.C., has once again urged United States Congressman Chris Smith to hold a hearing about the visa restrictions affecting Judge Roosevelt Willie. They…
Liberia’s capital, Monrovia, is bracing for a more intense, relentless, and louder nationwide protest with tougher demands. Mulbah Morlu, the Chairman of the Solidarity & Trust for a New Day…
Philadelphia, PA – The Congress for Democratic Change USA Chapter (CDC-USA) has issued a sharp rebuke of President Joseph Boakai-led government for intentionally committing serious human rights violations and political…
The family of former Liberian President Samuel Kanyon Doe has issued a serious warning to President Joseph Boakai, stating there will be unspecified consequences if Samuel Doe Jr. does not…
The Panoramic Justice Group, a Washington D.C.-based organization advocating for accountability and transparency in Liberia, has welcomed the U.S. State Department’s 2024 Human Rights Report on Liberia. The report highlights…