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How Listening and Talking Helps Liberians Move On from War

Liberia's civil war began 20 years ago last month, but for many the trauma lingers. In a country with no registered psychiatrist, a sociotherapy initiative aims to help thousands of survivors come together to heal the psychological impacts of the conflict, writes Lucinda Rouse for The New Humanitarian.

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Traders in Monrovia's largest market district of Waterside on the morning the quarantine was lifted off West Point that's nearby.

  • Liberia:   One Woman, Many Inequality Issues

    Liberian Observer, 8 March 2019

    The challenges of life and war of inequalities are the increasing battle of a girl child. We live in a world that is rapidly growing in increased crime rate and vulnerabilities.… Read more »

  • Liberia:   Female Victim Pleads for War Crimes Court

    Liberian Observer, 21 May 2018

    Against growing public chorus for the establishment of a War Crimes Court in Liberia, a number of prominent Liberians and institutions including the Catholic Bishops Conference and… Read more »

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