During Liberia's drawn-out war supposedly for civil and human rights, "freedom fighters" belonging to the nation's six vicious warring factors deliberately trampled upon the rights of and/or murder thousands of civilians and captured combatants. Warlords literally either looked on or turned the other way as the "freedom fighters" did so. But there was one man, a civilian, a father of more than 50 living children, who stood up to the atrocities, compelling the NPFL to investigate the "wartime sport" of disemboweling and murdering pregnant women. The Analyst presents the story of that man, now deceased, who has come to be known by admirers as "War-Time Women Rights Hero".
Time, they say, is the enemy of memory. As time forms layers, so dissipate the facts in which are buried good deals that are often more fleeting than bad deeds are.
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