The Campaign for Human Rights and Development International (CHRDI) has expressed concern over what it describes as a prolonged delay in the delivery of judgment in a public interest case before the High...
The Judiciary of Sierra Leone has announced a short recess for courts in Freetown to facilitate a training programme for judicial officers. According to a notice issued by the Judiciary, both the High...
Amid growing demands for justice across West Africa, the ECOWAS Commission has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the region’s judicial architecture, highlighting recent progress within the ECOWAS...
Growing public concern is being directed at the continued detention of Sierra Leonean rapper Boss LA, as government authorities remain silent following the latest adjournment in his case. A court hearing...
First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone and President of OAFLAD, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, graces the opening ceremony of the Statutory Meeting of the ECOWAS Judicial Council. The important regional...
The first meeting of the ECOWAS Judicial Council to be hosted in Sierra Leone has commenced under the chairmanship of Honourable Chief Justice Komba Kamanda where he received commendations from colleague...
When two people utter nearly identical threats against the state, yet one walks free and the other faces four years behind bars, the instinct to cry "selective justice" is understandable. But a closer...
Sierra Leone’s Judiciary is intensifying calls for digital transformation and stronger global partnerships as it confronts the growing challenge of migrant smuggling and human trafficking. During...
President Julius Maada Bio’s decision to establish an independent investigation committee into the Sierra Leone Law School has no constitutional or statutory basis and violates the principle of separation...
The inaugural Chief Justice Komba Kamanda Trophy kicked off at the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) field in Kingtom, as members of the legal profession traded their robes for football boots in...
