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Liberia Reaffirms Child Labour Rights Law

Liberia has recommitted itself to the vigorous full implementation of all ratified international regulations on the protection of children’s rights in the labour sector. Liberia’s position was echoed recently by the Director of Child Labour Division at the Ministry of Labour, Madam Patience Heah, when she delivered a special message on behalf of Labour Minister,…

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Liberia Seeks Recall Of EU Ambassador…Over Alleged Remarks About Boakai Administration

EU Ambassador Nona Deprez is at the center of a growing diplomatic dispute after the Liberian government formally requested her recall, alleging that comments attributed to the envoy about the Boakai administration, governance, and investment climate misrepresented the country and risked undermining investor confidence and Liberia’s international reputation. The Liberian government under President Joseph Nyuma…

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“Profit Built On Tears Will Face Justice”…Ngafuan Warns Drug Traffickers

Finance Minister has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to intensifying the country’s anti-drug campaign, describing the fight against narcotics as both a national security priority and a moral obligation. Speaking at the graduation ceremony of the Liberia National Police (LNP) Class 47 Basic Police Training Program in Paynesville Ngafuan praised officers of the LNP and the…

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Over 40 Lawmakers Support Speedy Passage Of War Crimes Court Bills…Following High-Level Technical Deliberations

More than forty members of the House of Representatives have expressed strong optimism for the swift passage of the draft laws seeking to establish the War and Economic Crimes Court (WECC) and the National Anti-Corruption Court (NACC) following a two-day High-Level Technical Deliberation held in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County. The landmark engagement, which brought together…

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Victims Narrate Horrible Accounts!…As Trafficking Trial Intensifies

The prosecution in the ongoing trafficking in persons case before Criminal Court “A” at the Temple of Justice has presented disturbing testimony from witnesses who alleged they were lured to Monrovia with promises of traveling to Canada, only to be confined in a fenced compound where they suffered abuse, intimidation, sexual exploitation, and repeated demands…

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Government Pledges Stronger Support For Security Sector…As 193 Officers Graduate

A total of 193 officers graduated Friday, June 12, 2026, from the Liberia National Police Academy, marking a major boost to Liberia’s law enforcement capacity. Serving as a Keynote Speaker, Finance and Development Planning Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan reaffirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening the country’s security institutions, as 193 officers of the Liberia National…

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LiMA Supports Landmark Investment Project…Set To Transform Edina Into Maritime Hub

The Liberia Maritime Authority (LiMA), headed by Commissioner/CEO Cllr. Neto Zarzar Lighe Sr., joined a high-level Government of Liberia delegation and representatives of South Korean investment giant Make Group on a site identification visit to Edina, Grand Bassa County, on June 12, 2026. The visit forms part of efforts to establish a modern shipbuilding, dry-docking,…

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Over 1.5 Meters Of Coastline Lost Annually…Miss Inter-University Contestant Urges Gov’t To Invest In Saving Liberia’s Coastal Heritage

A contestant representing the University of Liberia in the Miss Inter-University pageant is urging the government and private stakeholders to increase investment in protecting Liberia’s coastal heritage, warning that erosion and climate change are threatening communities and cultural sites along the shoreline. In an interview over the weekend, Courage Cooper highlighted the vulnerability of coastal…

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Liberia’s Informal Workers Vulnerable…UN Report Exposes Legal Gaps

Thousands of Liberian workers who power the country’s informal economy remain exposed to exploitation, weak legal protections, unsafe working conditions, and limited access to justice, according to two newly launched reports that call for urgent reforms to strengthen labor rights across the sector. The reports, unveiled on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, by the Office of…

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Liberia To Chair UN Security Council In December…Foreign Minister Nyanti Discloses

Foreign Minister Sara Beysolow Nyanti has disclosed that Liberia will chair the United Nations Security Council in December 2026. Minister Nyanti made the statement on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, after a special Cabinet meeting with Vice President Jeremiah K. Koung on Liberia’s ongoing position at the Security Council. Liberia began its two‑year tenure on January…

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