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The Vice President of Sierra Leone, Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, on Monday 28th October 2024, visited the Peace Museum, a poignant institution managed by the Residual Special Court of Sierra Leone (RSCSL).
The museum serves as a powerful reminder of the country’s turbulent past, showcasing the devastating effects of the civil war and the nation’s subsequent journey towards lasting peace, justice, and national cohesion.
The Vice President’s visit highlighted the significance of the museum’s role in educating the public about the civil war’s impact and the resilient spirit of the Sierra Leonean people. The museum’s exhibits, which include personal testimonies, artefacts, and historical documents, provide a deeply moving narrative of the country’s struggle and ultimate triumph in establishing peace and unity.
During the visit, the Vice President commended the efforts of the RSCSL team for their dedication and excellence in curating the museum. He emphasized the importance of preserving these stories for future generations as a testament to the strength and determination of the nation’s people. The Vice President noted that the government remains committed to supporting the RSCSL and its mission to promote peace and justice.
The Hon. Vice President reaffirmed the government’s pledge to continue backing the work of the RSCSL. He acknowledged the crucial role that the Peace Museum plays in fostering national cohesion and ensuring that the lessons of the past are not forgotten. The visit concluded with a renewed promise to support the museum’s efforts in maintaining justice and building a peaceful future for Sierra Leone.
