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Refuting “CDC/Liberty Party Coalition Thought”
The necessity of this statement, emanating from the National Chairman’s Office, sterns from the Monday, 30 June 2008 publication of the Daily Observer newspaper, in which the headline “To Defeat UP in Next Presidential Race: CDC Seeks Coalition”, was printed.
Liberia’s Laundry List to genuine Truth and Reconciliation
The current government is struggling to find the right dose of policies and claims a lack of qualified professionals to carry out the vast redevelopment program. It seems disoriented in its approach.
Regime Change Underway in Liberia?
California, USA - An advocacy group in Liberia is calling for the immediate replacement of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf as President of Liberia. Although there has been no reaction from the government, currently holding a cabinet meeting in one of the counties, the group, "STAND", has declared Ellen a war crimes suspect ...
For The People Of Liberia, It’s Now Or Never
The period 2003 continuing through 2011 may be the most critical in the history of this nation. During this time interval, decisions that are allowed to stand will not only shape post-war Liberia, but also determine the inheritance of generations yet unborn. This is a defining moment.
Liberia Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) to hold public hearings in the United States
Minneapolis/St. Paul (April 30, 2008) - For the first time in history, a nation's Truth and Reconciliation Commission will hold official public hearings in the United States. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Liberia, along with its U.S. implementing partner, The Advocates for Human Rights, are pleased to announce that this historic event will take place in St. Paul, Minnesota during the week of June 9-14, 2008.
God’s Mafia ... a survival story of a little girl in war-time Liberia and that is meant to prepare the country for what is to come
...The gunman cocked the trigger at point blank range, and Kemah’s father unabated his silent prayers, now sobbing in hasting tears.
After Ultimatum and failed Diplomacy, the People’s Response to the Cries of Liberian Refugees
Since the exodus of refugees to Ghana and other sisterly republics due to senseless civil conflicts imposed upon the Liberian people in the early nineties, the last few weeks have proven to be the most difficult and pathetic in the history of exiled Liberians, especially those residing on camp Buduburam.
Liberian Refugee Women Protest in Ghana; Pan African Center for Peace & Conflict Resolution petition’s Ghana Government and the UNHCR This Peaceful Protest all began on February 19, 2008 held by the Concern Refugee Women of the Budubburam Refugee Camp. They were later joined by their Children and elderly in solidarity of their mothers
A Call on the Government of Ghana to Release Liberian Refugees in 48 Hours
Substantiated information emanating from the Gomoa District of Accra, the Republic of Ghana, establishes the brutal arrest and detention of hundreds of Liberian Refugees from the Buduburam Refugee Camp.
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“Everyone is crying out for peace; none is crying out for justice” - Peter Tosh
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
Politicians are interested NOT "in truth but in power and in the maintenance of that power"
-Harold Pinter (12/07/05), Playwright and Nobel Prize winner for Literature
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