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Sierra Leone’s Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Alpha Sesay Esq., provided key updates on Sierra Leone’s constitutional review process and justice sector reforms during an appearance on AYV News on March 4th, 2025.
He emphasized the government’s commitment to enhancing democratic governance, strengthening the rule of law, and improving access to justice for all citizens.
Sesay outlined the collaborative nature of the constitutional review process, highlighting its goal to ensure the constitution remains relevant and responsive to the nation’s evolving needs. He discussed key amendments under consideration, aimed at bolstering transparency, accountability, and citizen rights.
“The constitutional review process is an essential step in ensuring that our legal framework reflects the values of fairness, inclusivity, and justice for all Sierra Leoneans,” Sesay stated.
He also underscored President Bio’s dedication to justice sector reform, highlighting progress in addressing challenges related to access to justice, legal procedures, and judicial efficiency. While acknowledging that further work is needed, Sesay emphasized the government’s commitment to creating a fair and accessible legal system.
“This administration is deeply committed to making meaningful reforms in the justice sector,” he affirmed. “Our goal is to create a system where justice is not only done but seen to be done.”
Sesay stressed the importance of public engagement and stakeholder involvement in the review and reform process. He emphasized that transparency and accountability are crucial for building a justice system that serves all Sierra Leoneans.
The Attorney General concluded by encouraging all citizens to actively participate in the constitutional review process and contribute to shaping the future of the country’s legal and governance systems.
