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Two Decades After: Freetown Communities Still Bear Scars of Civil War
By patricia.ngevao@awokonewspaper.sl (MRCG/ATJLF Fellow 2025) In the early hours of the morning, the streets of Bombay…
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Sierra Leone’s Forgotten War Victims: Amputees in Pujehun District Struggle for Survival Amid Government Neglect.
By Brima Sannoh, Pujehun (MRCG/ATJLF Fellow 2025) In the quiet, sun-scorched town of Pujehun, southern Sierra…
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Sierra Leone: Youth Confront Ghost of War and Threat of Renewed Violence
By patricia.ngevao@awokonewspaper.sl (MRCG/ATJLF Fellow 2025) Ibrahim Yambasu, a 32-year-old tailor, was just a child during Sierra…
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Strengthening Transitional Justice Reporting: The MRCG kicks off Fellowship on TJ Reporting in Sierra Leone
The Media Reform Coordinating Group (MRCG) with support from the African Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF)…
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An Engagement with Sierra Leone’s Chief Minister on the State of Transitional Justice (TJ) in Sierra Leone
Following a time of conflict, civil unrest, or repression, a set of procedures, institutions, and concerns…
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Validation of National Media and Information Policy
Today, the Media Reform Coordinating Group-Sierra Leone (MRCG) participated in the final validation of the National…
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Installation of Smart-TV at the Sierra Leone Peace Museum
The MRCG, with support from the Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF), has purchased and installed…
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Training of Journalists on Transitional Justice (TJ) Reporting in Sierra Leone
Today, Media Reform Coordinating Group-Sierra Leone (MRCG), with funds from the Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund…
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ECOWAS: Strategic Meeting to Strengthen Media and Democracy in West Africa
Our National Coordinator, Dr. Francis Sowa, participated in a strategic meeting convened by our regional partner,…
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Domesticate the African Union Transitional Justice Policy (AU-TJP): A Call to the Government of Sierra Leone
Although a lot has been done to develop and adopt this policy, it is worth emphasizing…
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