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Former American slaves played oppressive role in Liberia's past
5:04 AM on 02/01/2010
OPINION - In January 1822, the first group of black American emigrants landed on Providence Island, Liberia...
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Rape in Liberian culture
11:56 AM on 08/19/2009
Very interesting interview with an expert in Liberian culture from essence.com: It seemed innocent at first. A bunch of neighborhood boys playing around when they encounter a little girl who just wanted to join the fun. But what happened to this little girl was no innocent encounter. The boys, ages...
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Former Liberian president testifies on war crime accusation
10:33 AM on 07/14/2009
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor testified at his war crimes trial Tuesday that the case against him was built on lies and misinformation, and he denied he had commanded and armed rebels who killed and tortured tens of thousands of civilians...
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