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Liberia warned of security risks if war crimes court approval is delayed

An expert warned that Liberia could face security risks if its legislature fails to approve a war crimes court before the country assumes the U.N. Security Council presidency. The report concerns unresolved accountability and security tensions.

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Failure to address war-crimes accountability could aggravate instability and weaken Liberia’s international standing.

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  1. Liberia: Expert Warns of Security Risks if Legislature Fails to Approve War Crimes Court Before U.N. Security Council Presidency ↗frontpageafricaonline.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 6:32 AM UTC

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