Liberians are becoming reluctant to serve as jurors after 15 people were jailed following a not-guilty verdict in a high-profile national security spending case, raising concerns that jury shortages...

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Reluctant to Serve: Liberians Declining Jury Service After the Arrest and Jailing of I5 Jurors In Samuel Tweah’s Case

Liberians are becoming reluctant to serve as jurors after 15 people were jailed following a not-guilty verdict in a high-profile national security spending case,...

Historic Port Reform Sealed: Liberia Ushers in New Era of Autonomy and Regulation

In a landmark moment hailed as one of the most significant trade infrastructure overhauls in decades, President Joseph N. Boakai has signed into law...

MCC Pledges Direct Backing for Liberia’s Labour Transformation Drive

The American based Millennium Challenge Compact (MCC) has signaled strong intent to support Liberia’s ambitious labour transformation program, raising hopes for sweeping reforms in...

Liberian Activists Plan New York March at UN Assembly Over Drug-Trafficking Fears

Liberian civil-society groups, youth activists and diaspora leaders plan to hold a peaceful mobilization in New York during the United Nations General Assembly in...

Liberia Juror Detentions Fuel Reluctance to Serve Threatening Court Backlog

Liberians are becoming reluctant to serve as jurors after 15 people were jailed following a not-guilty verdict in a high-profile national security spending case,...

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