Liberian war crimes court advocate calls for a Leadership Change in concurrence with TRC Report; will Ellen Johnson be forced to resign?
WHEREAS, pursuant to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement of 2003, which birthed the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, an entity legislated and legitimized as of 10 June 2005, empowered with a predominantly tripartite responsibility—encourage truth-telling, ascertain reparation for deserving war victims, and recommend prosecution for egregious crimes after a protracted decadence period;   

The Advocates for Human Rights Submits Report on Diaspora Experience to the Liberian Truth and Reconciliation Commission
The report has been submitted to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Liberia , the body charged by the Liberian government with determining the facts of the human rights violations that occurred during the civil war. The Liberian TRC officially completes its mandate today.

The War Crimes Court advocacy group in Liberia unveils a list of personalities bearing the greatest responsibility for atrocities committed in that nation 14-year civil war.
The group calls for the setting-up of a Panel of Experts, and the Independent Commission on Human Rights… Indeed, the recent ‘Virginia Declaration’ calling for the immediate setting-up of a UN-backed criminal tribunal in Liberia, epochs a defining moment in our national reconciliation endeavors, and must be seized by the TRC, the international community and Liberians the world over.