Liberia: Advocates Demand Anti-Corruption Court Be Removed from Mandate of Office of The War Crimes Court Saying It Is A Distraction

Monrovia, Sept. 18 -- Leading justice advocates are urging the government of President Joseph Boakai to make the creation of a war and economic crimes court its top priority and remove the proposed an... Read More

Liberia: War Crimes Court Office Receives Part of Promised Government Funding as Office Head Prepares for Important Meeting with Ecowas President

Kathmandu, Aug. 1 -- The Office of War and Economic Crimes Court of Liberia said Thursday that it had received $US300,000 or 15 percent of President Joseph Boakai's promised $US2 million for 2025, for... Read More

Liberian Start Up Launches the First Platform for Donations Direct to Liberian Nonprofits

Monrovia, July 16 -- For years people who wanted to donate money to nonprofits in Europe or the U.S.A have been able to do so with the click of a button on their computer or phone through well-known p... Read More

U.S. Ambassador to Liberia Retires Early, Calls It "a Personal Choice," Denies U.S. Pressure on Deportees

Monrovia, July 11 -- Mark Toner, the United States Ambassador to Liberia, is retiring from his role less a year into what was to be a two-year post. His announcement to embassy staff on Tuesday, came ... Read More

War Crimes Court Office Submits Roadmap to President Boakai With 2026 Start Date for Economic Crimes Court

Monrovia, July 11 -- The Office of the War and Economic Crimes Court of Liberia has formally submitted a national roadmap for the country's transitional justice process to President Joseph Boakai, a m... Read More

Liberia: President Boakai Apologizes to Civil War Victims, Pledges National Memorial, and Recommits to Criminal Accountability

Monrovia, July 7 -- President Joseph Boakai has issued an official apology on behalf of the Liberian nation "to every victim of our civil conflict"- ending more than two decades of waiting by victims,... Read More