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Continuing the Special Court’s Legacy: Sierra Leone’s Residual Mechanism
By Ibrahim Mansaray (ATJLF/MRCG Fellow 2025) Sierra Leone’s residual mechanism, known as the Residual Special Court…
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The Silent Struggle: Sierra Leone’s Deepening Mental Health Crisis in Pujehun District
By Brima Sannoh (ATJLF/MRCG Fellow 2025) In the remote southern district of Pujehun, Sierra Leone, a…
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Political Violence in Sierra Leone’s Pujehun District Threatens Hard-Won Peace
By Brima Sannoh (ATJLF/MRCG Fellow 2025) Abu Rogers remembers the day vividly. “They dragged me off…
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The Unfinished Business of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Report
By Alfred Koroma (ATJLF/MRCG Fellow 2025) When the war ended in 2002, a Truth and Reconciliation…
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From NPSE to BECE, But Never the TRC: Education’s Missing Chapter
By Alvin Lansana Kargbo (ATJLF/MRCG Fellow 2025) Mariama Kamara, a bright and determined 17-year-old, recently sat…
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Why an African Union Transitional Justice Policy (AUTJP) for AU Member States?
By MRCG The African Union (AU) is a continental organization that was established on 26 May…
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MEDIA FREEDOM REVIEW- JUNE 2025
In June 2025, MRCG monitored the alleged arrest and detention of a reporter at Citizen Radio…
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MRCG’s Advocacy Campaign, Brings A Resident Magistrate to Mile 91 Community.
By MRCG Following the Media Reform Coordinating Group’s community engagement meetings with resident stakeholders of the…
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Broken Dreams in Pujehun: How Discrimination and Inequality Strip Sierra Leone’s Women of Dignity.
By Brima Sannoh (ATJLF/MRCG Fellow 2025) In the obscured corners of Sierra Leone’s rural Pujehun District,…
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After the Guns Fell Silent: The Double-Edged Role of Aid in Sierra Leone’s Recovery
By patricia.ngevao@awokonewspapersl.com (ATJLF/MRCG Fellow 2025) “I remember giving my statement to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission,”…
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