Liberia: Saudi Rice Trial Goes to Court, But Victims Say They Still Want the Help They Were Promised

Liberia, Sept. 15 -- Summary By Joyclyn Wea, gender correspondent with New Narratives INTERNATIONAL TIMBER INDUSTRY VILLAGE, River Cess County - When Eric Kollor learned that former government offic... Read More

Liberia: Charlyne Brumskine Becomes First Liberian Woman Appointed to Prestigious Post on West African Regional Court

Liberia, Sept. 1 -- Summary By Joyclyn Wea, gender correspondent with New Narratives When Charlyne Brumskine learned she had been selected to the coveted post as a judge on the Ecowas Community Cour... Read More

Liberia: As National Elections Commission Chief Steps Down After 12 Years, Advocates Say She Offers a Powerful Example of Women's Leadership

Liberia, Aug. 19 -- Summary: By Joyclyn Wea, gender correspondent with New Narratives At the Commission, Lansanah worked through 2 presidential elections, disputed results, political pressure, and o... Read More

Liberia: "We Have Had So Many Dialogues." Women Ask Why Their Needs Remain Unsolved

Liberia, July 22 -- Liberian women said they are tired of explaining their problems. After years of consultations, meetings, and promises, many of the 160 respondents to a new nationwide consultation ... Read More

Liberia: As Sexual and Reproductive Rights Coalition Marks Five Years, Senate Delay Keeps Abortion Provision of Public Health Bill in Limbo

Liberia, July 9 -- Five years ago, organizations working on sexual and reproductive health across Liberia reached the same conclusion: acting alone was not enough. With funding from the Swedish govern... Read More