Prominent Sierra Leonean barrister, Basita Michael has emphasized the significance of democracy in the country and drew attention to the valuable lessons that can be gleaned from previous administrations....
Popular Lawyer and Former President of the Sierra Leone Bar Association, Basita Michael has described the Electoral Commission For Sierra Leone (ECSL) as failing "woefully" for failing to discharge its...
The Institute for Legal Research and Advocacy for Justice (ILRAJ) has urged the immediate release, or release on bail of Arthur Pearce, the leader of the Arthur E Pearce Movement and member of the opposition...
Institute for Legal Research and Advocacy for Justice (ILRAJ) highlighted the part of the law that will implicate and prosecute any electoral officer who tend to embark on election violation. ILRAJ...
Prominent attorney, Basita Michael has urged the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL) to quickly resolve the issue of the Voter Register without further delay as it is very important. The learned...
Basita Michael blasts Dr. Samura Wilson Kamara the presidential aspirant for All People’s Congress following a statement the Presidential candidate made in Kambia during addressing a large APC crowd. Dr....
Former President of the Sierra Leone Bar Association, Basita Michael has commended the Sierra Leone Judiciary’s decision to throw out Paul Kamara and Rev. Coleson Turay’s Supreme Court application...
Basita Michael, a well-known attorney, has drawn parallels between Zainab Sheriff's recent statements and the frustrations, disappointments, sadness, and loss of faith felt by many citizens. Sheriff...
Prominent Lawyer and Former President of the Sierra Leone Bar Association, Basita Michael, has condemned the shooting and killing of the OSD North-East Regional Commander, Mathew Moiwah Gbanya, aka Boyka,...
Sierra Leonean women are celebrating the 2023 International Women’s Day in high spirits. It’s the first Women’s History Month since the signing of the Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment (GEWE)...
