Our community report takes us to Liberia as the country struggles with progress and human rights, as the country recently celebrates 178 years of nationhood.

On July 26, Liberia marked its 178th year of independence, but the nation stands at a crossroads, struggling with persistent challenges that have shadowed its journey since 1847.

From economic instability to social inequalities and human rights concerns, the path to sustainable development remains fraught with obstacles.

To gain deeper insights, WADR’s Monrovia Correspondent Abraham Parker, has been speaking with various voices, including an economist, activist, educator, health expert, ordinary citizens, and a human rights lawyer, each offering unique perspectives on Liberia’s past, present, and future.