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In 2024, the Independent National Commission on Human Rights (INCHR) in Liberia has raised a clarion call regarding a distressing rise in human rights violations. During a press conference in …
Escalation of Human Rights Violations in Liberia: INCHR Raises Alarm Read More
In the 2024 Human Rights Situation Report, the Independent National Commission on Human Rights (INCHR) unveils distressing human rights violations in Liberia. Despite some hopeful initiatives, the report reveals alarming …
INCHR 2024 Report Reveals Serious Human Rights Violations in Liberia Read More
On International Women’s Day 2025, the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR), represented by its Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Women in Africa (SRRWA), highlights the ongoing …
International Women’s Day 2025: Advancing Gender Equality in Africa Read More
In a spirited proclamation for Liberia’s economic renaissance, Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung has declared tourism and cultural heritage as vital engines for national growth. At the Ministry of Information, …
Liberia Embraces Cultural Heritage and Tourism for Economic Growth Read More
Jimmy Carter’s journey transcended his presidency, unfolding into a profound legacy of human rights advocacy that flourished post-1981. Through partnerships with Human Rights Watch and various NGOs, he championed international …
Jimmy Carter’s Enduring Human Rights Legacy After the Presidency Read More
The collaborative training initiatives between the Liberian police and UN Human Rights are pivotal in advancing human rights awareness within law enforcement. Key outcomes include a notable decrease in police …
Enhancing Human Rights Awareness Among Liberian Police for Fair Elections Read More
The training of police in Liberia significantly enhances human rights awareness and ensures peaceful elections. With over 3,000 officers trained, including women, there has been a notable reduction in human …
Empowering Liberia’s Police: Enhancing Human Rights for Peaceful Elections Read More
The training programs for the Liberian police, supported by UN Human Rights, have made strides in ensuring safer elections while respecting human rights. With thousands of officers trained, the focus …
Empowering Police to Protect Human Rights in Liberia’s Elections Read More
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 …
Prince Y. Johnson’s Death: A Call for Justice in Liberia’s Dark Past Read More
India’s remarkable reduction of malaria cases and deaths by 69% over six years showcases the powerful impact of strategic health interventions. The use of Artemisinin-based combination therapy and long-lasting insecticidal …
India’s Malaria Triumph: Slashing Cases and Deaths by 69% Through Innovation Read More