The death of Prince Y. Johnson serves as a poignant reminder of the urgent need for justice in Liberia. Despite his notorious past as a warlord and politician, the absence of accountability for his actions reflects a broader climate of impunity. While some perpetrators face prosecutions beyond Liberia’s borders, many remain shielded by power. The incoming administration must prioritize the establishment of a war crimes court to honor victims and ensure that justice is not merely a distant echo of the past.
Prince Y. Johnson’s Death: A Call for Justice in Liberia’s Dark Past
