Views: 10 Monrovia, Liberia: June 15, 2026 The Faith and Justice Network (FJN), through its Say No to Drugs Campaign across Liberia and the Mano River Basin Countries, commends the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA), the Joint Security Team, and all law enforcement officers whose efforts led to the interception of 198 compressed plates of […]
Views: 5The Faith and Justice Network expresses its deepest concern and strongest opposition to any provision in the proposed Health Bill of Liberia that seeks to legalize, justify, or expand access to abortion. Our position is clear, unwavering, and rooted in the timeless moral truth that every human life, from the moment of conception until
Views: 11Theme: “Collaboration, Sustainability and Local Empowerment” By Rev. Fr. Peter Konteh Honourable Ministers, Members of Parliament, distinguished guests, development partners, fellow NGO leaders, ladies and gentlemen, Good morning. I am deeply honoured to stand before you today on behalf of Caritas Freetown and our colleagues from both local and international NGOs as we celebrate
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Views: 7First Liberian to Chair Africa’s Leading Food Sovereignty Network Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – October 6, 2025 – In a historic move for Liberia and the continental food sovereignty movement, Rev. Tolbert Thomas Jallah, Jr., Regional Executive Director of the Faith and Justice Network, and a Priest serving in the Lutheran Church in Liberia has been elected as Chairman
Views: 12Monrovia, Liberia — September 19, 2025: The Board of Directors of the Faith and Justice Network is deeply alarmed and gravely concerned by the credible allegations of statutory rape leveled against Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, Mr. Bryant McGill. Let us be explicit. Rape is defined under section 14.70 and 14.71 of the
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Views: 2Monrovia, Liberia – September 10, 2025: The Faith and Justice Network proudly joined leading voices for gender justice at the recent African Women Leaders Network (AWLN) Liberia Chapter Positive Masculinity Dialogue. Represented by Ms. Gbolu Beatrice Beyan, Gender Justice Awareness Coordinator and Mrs. Wenwou Christiane Llyod, Administrative Associate, FJN stood alongside fellow advocates to
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Views: 6Bo City, Sierra Leone – September 2–4, 2025: As part of the Global Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, the Faith and Justice Network’s Regional Executive Director, Rev. Dr. Tolbert Thomas Jallah, Jr., delivered a compelling and prophetic paper during the Second Regional Prayer Summit of the Mano River Ministerial Alliance, held under the
Views: 9From August 18–23, 2025, the serene and purpose-filled environment of NABS Village in Bo City, Sierra Leone, became a vibrant hub for transformation, inspiration, and empowerment. The Young Women for Change Empowerment Peacebuilding Camp, under the theme: “Rooted in Dignity: Building Morality, Values, and Self-Esteem for Transformational Leadership” brought together 50 young people—mostly young
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Views: 17A Landmark Victory for Human Rights, Women’s Dignity, and Justice Across West Africa Monrovia, Liberia, July 18, 2025 – The Faith and Justice Network of the Mano River Basin welcomes and celebrates the historic ruling by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Court of Justice, which found the Government of Sierra Leone
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