Liberia
September 17, 2020
Liberia’s President Should Showcase Justice on International Stage
One year ago, Liberian President George Weah gave hope to victims of brutal crimes committed during the country’s civil wars when he spoke at the United Nations General Assembly about pursuing a war crimes court for Liberia. But since then, there has been little progress.
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International Justice
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International JusticeWe write ahead of the opening of the 75th UN General Assembly to follow-up on your comments during last year’s assembly on accountability for past crimes committed in Liberia. Specifically, we urge you to use your speech scheduled for September 23 during the High-Level General Debate to unequivocally commit to the establishment of a war crimes court for Liberia and to request the assistance of the United Nations in creating the court.
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Liberia’s President Should Showcase Justice on International Stage
UN General Assembly an Opportunity to Advance War Crimes Court
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Liberia: Video Appeal for War Crimes Court
Liberians Urge President Weah to Support Civil Wars-Era Prosecutions
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Liberia Takes Small Step Toward Justice for War Crimes
Government Pledges Statement on Accountability, but More is Needed
