Justice for Liberia
In 2005 democratic elections were held in Liberia paving a way for a fragile but suitable peace and with the help of the international community Liberia has enjoyed relative social stability for the past 10 years under the regime of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. However, Liberians has being deny justice for the brutal civil war that claim the lives of over two hundred and fifty thousand (250,000) people from 1990 to 2003. Sierra Leonian were able to get justice when brutal warlord Charles G. Taylor was arrested and trial for supporting rebels in Sierra Leone. Charles Taylor was convicted on 11 counts including aiding and abetting but not one of those that aided Taylor was brought to Justice. We want Justice for Victims of Liberia. . #justiceforLiberia
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