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Liberia: Nimba County Lawmaker Wants All Hands On Deck In The Fight Against COVID-19

Liberia: Cummings Call for War and Economic Crimes Court to End Impunity

Liberia: Cummings Call for War and Economic Crimes Court to End Impunity Liberia: Cummings Call for War and Economic Crimes Court to End Impunity Share MONROVIA – President George Weah’s lackadaisical response towards the mounting calls for the need to end impunity and hold people accountable for war and economic crimes, in the view of one of his fierce political rivals, Alexander B. Cummings, makes one believe that he is either benefiting from the criminals or seeking special favors from them. The Alternative National Congress (ANC) political leader lamented the recent chastisement by the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia over the election of the Nimba County Senator, Prince Y. Johnson’s election to head the Senate’s committee on Defense and National Security and the retaining of economic sanctioned Varney Sherman of Cape Mount County as the Chairman on Judiciary. He termed the United States’ reaction as an “international disgrace”.

Sen. Prince Johnson 'Assumed Innocent' | Liberian Observer

Sen. Prince Y. Johnson: “Our law says if accused, you are presumed innocent until proven guilty through the court of law.  So as a country of law, I am still assumed innocent,” Sen. Johnson argued.“Our law says if accused, you are presumed innocent until proven guilty through the court of law.  So as a country of law, I am still assumed innocent,” Sen. Johnson. By Leroy M. Sonpon Nimba County Senator Prince Y. Johnson has sternly reacted to the United States Embassy’s assertions concerning his alleged gross human rights violations during Liberia’s civil war, arguing that he is still “assumed innocent” until the outcome of a trial in a court of competent jurisdiction.

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Liberia: 'I Didn't Kill Tecumseh Roberts' – Sen. Johnson Responds to War Crime Allegation on the Pulpit

Share On Sunday at his  Chapel of Faith Ministry, the former INPFL rebel general now Senator of Nimba County responded to some of the many allegations against him, and first on his list was the accusation that he killed Tecumseh Roberts, a famous rising musical star at the time accused of being gay. MONROVIA – Rev. Prince Y. Johnson, a former notorious warlord with no regrets for his actions, always takes solace in the pulpit – using it to either justify some of the atrocities of the heinous war or deny some war crimes attributed to him. After his outburst last Thursday during the session when Senator Abraham Dillon called for the establishment of war and economic crimes court, it was expected that Senator Johnson who could not contain his rage at Sen. Dillon’s mention of “war crimes court” and subsequently walked out of session, would have mounted the pulpit on Sunday to further justify his participation in the senseless war. He believed that Sen. Dillon was intentiona