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President Boakai submitted executive bills and the Senate Judiciary Committee is establishing courts in Liberia.

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The latest in this situation

  1. Boakai is facing pressure over the ongoing court establishment process in Liberia.
  2. Dillon calls for scrutiny of government spending amid corruption concerns in Liberia.
  3. The Independent National Commission on Human Rights (INCHR) is coordinating transitional justice and implementing TRC recommendations in Liberia.
  4. TRC recommendations assigned responsibilities to INCHR.

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10 reports, 5 independent, last reported Oct 23. The briefing below covers this first event.

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President Boakai submitted executive bills and the Senate Judiciary Committee is establishing courts in Liberia.

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  1. Boakai is facing pressure over the ongoing court establishment process in Liberia.1 source
  2. The Senate is investigating alleged government corruption and crime in Liberia.Sub-event
  3. The Senate is considering WECC legislation in Liberia.Sub-event
  4. The Supreme Court of Liberia ruled in favor of Cllr. T. Dempster Brown on a compensation issue, while the President suspended a chairman and mandated the Ministry of Justice to investigate allegations.Sub-event
  5. The process of judicial reform in Liberia is underway, involving consultations by the Senate and the appointment of the chief executive registrar.Sub-event
  6. Boakai submits executive bills while the Senate Judiciary Committee starts establishing courts.1 source
  7. Establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia.1 source

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