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  1. The House of Representatives and Senate jointly considered bills establishing anti-corruption courts and responded to audit findings.

The existing judicial system in Liberia is struggling with corruption cases, leading to pressure on the legislature to establish anti-corruption courts.

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The existing judicial system in Liberia is struggling with corruption cases, leading to pressure on the legislature to establish anti-corruption courts.

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  1. Ellen Johnson declared corruption a public enemy in Liberia.Sub-event
  2. The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning challenged magistrates to uphold integrity, stating that the judiciary is Liberia's final anchor of public trust.Sub-event
  3. The Liberian government demonstrated disregard for the rule of law on May 26, 2026.Sub-event
  4. Ongoing pressure on the legislature regarding the struggling judicial system and the need for anti-corruption courts.1 source

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