A broad coalition of civil society organisations across Sierra Leone has issued a strong and unified press statement condemning what it described as the “mischaracterisation and misinformation” directed...
The Coalition of Civil Society and Human Rights Activists Sierra Leone (CCSHRA-SL) has strongly condemned what it described as the “illegal arrest, detention, molestation and maltreatment” of some...
Civil society groups and political analysts have urged the Political Parties Regulation Commission (PPRC) to take its dispute with the opposition All People’s Congress (APC) to court rather than impose...
Coalition of civil society organizations, the Civil Society Consortium for Transparency, Accountability and Economic Progress Sierra Leone (CS-CTAEP-SL), has released a position paper on the Constitution...
The Ministry of Health, through its Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI), has officially commenced the 2026 EPI Annual Review Meeting in Bo City, bringing together key health sector actors to assess...
A coalition of leading civil society organizations (CSOs) has publicly criticized the judiciary’s decision to pursue disciplinary action against outspoken lawyer and rights activist Augustine Sorie Sengbe...
A women’s rights organization, African Women’s Research Initiative for Social Empowerment (African Women’s R.I.S.E.), has called for the immediate and unconditional release of Edwina Jamiru, whose...
A coalition of civil society organizations has strongly condemned the government’s decision to impose a 15% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on bottled and bowser water in Sierra Leone, describing the move...
A group of civil society organizations and media institutions have condemned a public statement made by former Member of Parliament and All Peoples Congress (APC) Chairman of Falaba District, Hon. Lahai...
Prominent lawyer and President of the Lawyers' Society of Sierra Leone, , Augustine Sorie-Sengbe Marrah Esq., has called for a more vibrant and proactive civil society to hold politicians accountable and...
