Victims and Advocates Angry As Government Stays Silent Over Bribery Allegations in Country's Biggest Human Trafficking Case as Suspects' Release Date Nears

Liberia, March 31 -- Victims in Liberia's largest human trafficking case said they were deeply disappointed by the government's silence after they revealed to FrontPage Africa last week that they were... Read More

Liberians who fled civil war and built lives in America now face removal to a country many barely remember - as the Trump administration eyes Liberia for deportees with no connection to it at

Liberia, March 27 -- It was Kayla's birthday. She was putting her baby son into his car seat, her daughter climbing into the back, her fiance Eriah Nahnie behind the wheel. It was just after 8 in the ... Read More

How Liberia's Human Traffickers Stay Free

Monrovia, March 23 -- On a morning last October, more than 50 women and men walked into Paynesville magistrates' court and told the prosecutors everything. They described a compound next to Vice Presi... Read More

As Liberia Debates War Crimes Court, Experts Urge Forced Marriage Be Treated as a Crime

Monrovia, Feb. 18 -- As Liberia intensifies debate over establishing a long-awaited war crimes court, justice experts are urging lawmakers to explicitly criminalize forced marriage in the court's foun... Read More