Liberian Police Cracking Down on Corruption
Following a report by Transparency International which accuses the police of corruption, the force says it has begun cracking down on officers demanding and accepting bribes.
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Liberia: Police Cracking Down On Bribes
Voice of America, 15 July 2013
Liberia's police force says it is cracking down on officers demanding and accepting bribes, following the release this month of Transparency International's 2013 Global Corruption ... read more »
Police patrol the streets.
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Liberia: 'Most Corrupt' Label Spells Doom for Liberia (editorial)
FrontPageAfrica, 15 July 2013
The ruling Unity Party government in Liberia must see the latest Transparency International Report for what it is, a wake-up call long in the making with the potential to ruined ... read more »
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Liberia: Enough Is Enough-Police Boss Warns Officers
The New Republic Liberia, 15 July 2013
In the wake of mounting reports of police's involvement in massive bribery, corruption and misconduct, Inspector General of the Liberia National Police (LNP) has raised the red ... read more »
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Liberia: 'Liberian Police, Others Take Bribe'
The NEWS, 12 July 2013
Transparency International has revealed the lack of public faith in politicians and widespread public concern about graft in nations around the world. read more »
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Liberia: Liberia Second On Global Bribery List
The New Republic Liberia, 10 July 2013
Seventy five per cent of Liberians who responded to Transparency International's survey on global corruption admitted to having paid a bribe to a public body in the last year - the ... read more »
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Liberia: Five Dismissed, One Suspended
The Inquirer, 9 July 2013
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has dismissed the Auditor-General of the General Auditing Commission (GAC), Robert Kilby and the Director-General of the General Services Agency ... read more »
InFocus
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In a surprise radio announcement, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf fired Auditor General Robert Kilby along with other government officials. Read more »
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The latest Transparency International index on corruption ranks Liberia 16 points higher than in 2011. Liberia scored 41 points out of 100, up from 32 points in 2011 and is now ... Read more »
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Highly paid people are still corrupt in Liberia. Just take a look around and see all the ministers and their "underlings" who demand bribes. Don't look at the Liberian legislature because that's just plain ridicules.
Bribery and corruption are curtailed when they are meaningful negative consequences to receiving same or positive reinforcement for not do so. (Pavlov's dog)
What I can not get is how long will it take people to understand that those in public are the most corrupt one. what do we expect from the foreigners. How long will it take the people in public office to stop taking tax payer money for the Owen used, why can these people leave the pass? and help to build our country. If you came to Liberia to do business you will have to bribes to make your way. No Liberian will go to China or Lebanon and be able to set up a business but we open the door to ever one which is good but the tax that pay go into Mr John or David Pocket Minister need to grow up we are been taking for granted you was elected by the people so stop taking them for granted and do your Job.
We shouldn't blame Police receiving bribes because they have not been paid their salaries. The government is an institute where input and output are rotational.The police had been charged to protect and enforce government orders.In the later, that is if anyone caught violating government's law should be forwarded to the appropriate authority for persecution or be issued a receipt to pay fine in government's revenue.How will then government generate revenue if a police officer deemed it necessary to request for a bribe instead of issuing the violator a receipt? Let say if all ships entering the Free Port of Monrovia don't pay custom taxes how will the government function and pay their servants?
bro nothing will happen as long we are in bed with America, Britan, France and the west. To hell being number one corrupt country in the world is a pride. Let them go with their results, where they got it from?