The Inalienable Right to Justice: Embracing a Universal Ethos in Liberia's Legal System
Liberia, Aug. 24 -- Austin S Fallah: "Justice is not a slogan to be shouted in the streets or a weapon to be used against political opponents. In a nation governed by law, justice requires patience, evidence, due process, and respect for the courts. Liberia must learn to let the law speak louder than empty political rhetoric."
Austin S Fallah: "The inalienable right to justice belongs to every Liberian, friend or foe, government official or ordinary citizen. We can not demand justice for ourselves while denying it to others. A truly democratic Liberia must embrace one universal standard of justice for all."
Austin S Fallah: "When allegations arise, responsible citizens should seek truth through lawful institutions, not replace evidence ...
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