Liberia's Anti-Corruption Watchdog Asked Liberians to Report Corruption By Putting Allegations in Boxes - It Didn't Work

Liberia, March 25 -- In August, the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, hoping to encourage Liberians to call out what experts say is rampant corruption at every level of government, began placing whi... Read More

Liberia: "We Are Tired": Women Demand Justice and Action on Gender Violence; Police Chief Promises Action

Monrovia, March 18 -- Dressed in black, chanting in anger and grief, scores of women marched through Monrovia on Monday to demand justice for Toni Jackson, the wife of Samuel Jackson, a prominent econ... Read More

Young Liberians March Demanding Stronger Government Action on Rape and Gender Based Violence

Monrovia, March 13 -- Dozens of young Liberians marched through the streets of the capital to the Women's Peace Hub here on Thursday for an anti-rape protest. They had planned to march on the nation's... Read More

'Regime change unlikely even if Iran loses top leaders'

India, March 1 -- Israel and the United States launched on Saturday what is increasingly looking like a decapitation operation, to eliminate the top leadership of the Islamic Republic of Iran, with th... Read More

Liberia: Former Legislator and Abortion Advocate Says Public Health Bill Is Not "Abortion on Demand," But Live Saving Measure

Monrovia, Jan. 29 -- Liberia's stalled Public Health Bill has revived debate over abortion. One former lawmaker and advocate for the bill says it would make abortion available for life-saving emergenc... Read More