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MONROVIA –  United States Ambassador At Large for Global Criminal Justice (GCJ), Dr. Beth Van Schaack has arrived in Liberia and already hit the ground running with a meeting with the civil society.Dr. Schaack in her role advises the Secretary of Sta

Survivors of the St. Peter’s Lutheran Church massacre—one of the bloodiest in Liberia’s history, have sued the Liberian Government to the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice in Abuja, Nigeria for failing to investigate and prosecute alleged perpetrator

MONROVIA – Beth Van Schaack, US Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice is visiting Liberia, beginning tomorrow, Thursday, amid renewed calls from justice activists for the Weah administration to establish a war crimes court to prosecute alle

/PRNewswire/ -- The Center for Justice and Accountability, along with its partners the Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (IHRDA) and...

A former server at a Philadelphia restaurant has been ordered to pay $84 million in damages to four citizens of Liberia for leading a massacre that resulted in the deaths of more than 600 civilians.

A former server at a Philadelphia restaurant has been ordered to pay $84 million in damages for leading a massacre in Liberia that resulted in the deaths of more than 600 civilians seeking sanctuary in a church during the West African nation’s first civil war.

Moses Thomas’ pic provided by Center for Transparency and AccountabilityMONROVIA – A US court has ordered Moses Thomas, the former Armed Forces of Liberia commander found liable for the St. Peter’s Lutheran Church massacre, to pay $US84 million

On Thursday, June 23, an indictment charging former Commanding General of the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL), Moses Wright, was unsealed.He was charged by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania with fraudulently attempting

US Homeland Security Investigators Arrest Moses Wright in PhiladelphiaBy Anthony Stephens with New NarrativesUnited States authorities have charged Moses Wright, one of the most important figures in the turmoil that engulfed Liberia in the late 1980s

Liberian War Criminal Kosiah Rejects Swiss Court Conviction; Claims Plaintiffs Lied Liberian War Criminal Kosiah Rejects Swiss Court Conviction; Claims Plaintiffs Lied Last updated Alieu Kosiah in court with defense lawyer Dimitri Gianoli Leslie Lumeh/New Narratives MONROVIA – Alieu Kosiah, sentenced last week to 20 years in prison for atrocities committed when he was a commander of the rebel group Ulimo during the Liberian civil war, has lashed out at the justice activists who helped bring ...