Christian Science Monitor

Liberia’s civil war ended in 2003. Now it wants to try its war criminals.

Fighters from the United Liberation Movement of Liberia shoot their way through downtown Monrovia, Liberia, April 16, 1996, during the West African country's civil war. Jean-Marc Bouju/AP/File By Ayen ...
The Nation Newspaper

Why Nigeria intervened in Liberia’s civil war, by Babangida

Former military President Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida has revealed that Nigeria’s intervention in Liberia’s civil war was driven by the need to safeguard the economic and political stability of West ...
AllAfrica on MSN

Calls for Reparations for War Victims Reechoes

Calls for reparations for victims of the Liberian civil crisis have resurfaced with renewed urgency, as policymakers, diplomats, and civil society leaders push for long-delayed implementation of ...
Jurist

Human rights groups urge Liberia President Boakai to establish war crimes court

Human rights groups on Monday urged the Liberian president should renew his executive order to establish a war crimes court for crimes committed in the two Liberian civil wars. Adama Dempster, the ...
Christian Science Monitor

Liberia’s civil war ended in 2003. Now it wants to try its war criminals.

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...