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Liberia: Police in South Korea Charge Two Govt Employees for Rape
Liberian Observer, 4 October 2022
... The sexual interaction between Browne and Tarr, and the two Korean ladies on the night of September 22, is not in dispute. Both men have confirmed their interaction with… Read more »
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Liberia: Officials Held for Rape in Korea Claims Being Framed
FrontPageAfrica, 26 September 2022
Moses Owen Browne, the Liberian official who is being held in South Korea along with his colleague, Daniel Tarr, for alleged rape says they were both framed by the alleged victims… Read more »
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Liberia: Six Women Rights Group Expresses Concerned Over Video News Emanating From the South Korean
FrontPageAfrica, 30 September 2022
Six women rights groups operating in the country have disclosed that they are concerned over video news reports emanating from the South Korean media involving two Liberian… Read more »
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Liberia: Ministry of Gender Calls for Dismissal of Officials Held for Rape in South Korea
FrontPageAfrica, 27 September 2022
The Ministry of Gender has called on the Liberia Maritime Authority to immediately recall, dismiss and pursue sentencing of its officials accused of rape in South Korea. Read more »
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Liberia: Representative to IMO Arrested for Alleged Rape
New Republic, 24 September 2022
Liberia's permanent representative to the International Organisation-IMO, Mr. Moses Owen Browne, and another official have been arrested by South Korean security for allegedly… Read more »
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Liberia: The Feminist-in-Chief Must Act On This International Rape Allegation
FrontPageAfrica, 25 September 2022
THE NEWS regarding the involvement of Liberian officials - holders of Liberian diplomatic passports - being involved in rape in South Korea is one that brings shame to every… Read more »
Liberian Officials Held on Rape Charges In South Korea
Liberia's Moses Owen Browne, permanent representative to the International Maritime Organization and Daniel Tarr, the director of the Department of Marine Environmental Protection, are being held in South Korea on rape charges. The two have said they are being framed and are victims of racism.
In a statement, the Liberian Marine Authority said it received "with grave concern", reports of the arrest of the two officials. The Liberian government said it will fully cooperate with South Korean authorities, adding that it would take appropriate action pursuant to national and international laws.
