Liberia: FIND Extends Rule of Law Awareness in Rural Liberia

Bong — The Foundation for International Dignity (FIND) is said to be continuing rule of law awareness in rural Liberia as part of efforts to strengthening the justice system across the Country.Our Bong County Correspondent says FIND usual rule of law awareness was once again extended to Bong Mines, in lower Bong County and Sanaquellie, Nimba County through town hall meetings with residents of the two areas.

The meeting in Bong Mines brought together, government officials including Magistrate Richard Flomo of the Bong Mines Magisterial Court, the City Solicitor and the Liberia National Police; while in Sanaquellie city, the Deputy Superintendent of the Sanaquellie Prison Paul A. Vah, Nimba County Police Commander Andrew Flomo amongst others were in attendance.The justice actors were invited to explain their roles and responsibilities as working arms of the Liberian government through which citizens will understand before following future actions.

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