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On March 4, 2025, the Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Alpha Sesay Esq., provided key updates on the ongoing constitutional review and justice sector reforms during a breakfast program on AYV Television.
The Attorney General emphasized the need for a responsive constitution that adapts to the changing needs of Sierra Leone. He explained that collaborative efforts are underway to ensure amendments strengthen democratic governance and expand citizens’ rights.
“The constitutional review is vital for fairness and justice for all Sierra Leoneans,” said Sesay. He asserted that the proposed amendments are designed to create a more transparent and accountable governance system.
Sesay also highlighted President Julius Maada Bio’s dedication to improving the country’s justice sector. He detailed progress in addressing issues like access to justice and judicial efficiency but acknowledged that further work is required to ensure fair legal access for all citizens.
“This administration is committed to significant reforms in the justice sector,” the Attorney General stated. “Our aim is to create a system where justice is not only delivered but is also perceived fairly,” he maintained.
Public engagement has been emphasized by Sesay, recognizing that citizen involvement is crucial for effective reforms. He reiterated that transparency and accountability are key principles in the ongoing review process.
“It’s essential to engage with the citizens we serve. Their input is critical for shaping reforms that reflect the hopes of all Sierra Leoneans,” he remarked.
As the nation moves toward greater democratic governance, the Attorney General urged all Sierra Leoneans to participate actively in the constitutional review process. He called for contributions that he believes would help shape the future of the country’s legal and governance systems.
