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Liberia Democracy Watch was established in late 1996 in the build up to the 1997 elections in Liberia. The organization founded by a group of university graduates envisioned a society devoid of socio-political abuses, corruption and the weaning respect for the rule of law.

LDW is governed by a board of directors that meet twice a year. The board exercises direct supervision over the activities of the organization. The members of the board are persons of distinct reputation of imminence in Liberia and abroad.

 
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Political Highlights in Liberia  
Gerald Coleman - Profile
Friday, November 27, 2009  

Friday, November 27, 2009: TRC Chairman Gerald Coleman has challenges President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Liberia’s first female elected head of state to “Be a Mother and a reconciler” of the nation.

Commissioner Coleman noted that the ones of bringing all Liberians together depended in large on the leadership of the country led by President Johnson-Sirleaf.

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