MONROVIA, Sept. 4 -- Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor is set to receive medical attention outside detention under strict conditions imposed by Criminal Court "C" Judge Ousman F. Feika amid ongoing concerns about her health.

By Selma Lomax, selma.lomax@frontpageafricaonline.com

The court's decision comes after Howard-Taylor's lawyers raised medical concerns and sought her release from detention to allow her to receive treatment.

Under the court's directive, Howard-Taylor is required to surrender all travel documents, effectively restricting her ability to leave the country while the case remains pending.

The former vice president will also be subject to limitations on visitors at her residence, with access restricted to a fami...