Justice Renewed: Liberia After War
Launched October 6, 2009
Glenna Gordon and Jina Moore look at Liberia's efforts to restore law and justice -- for victims of sexual violence, for communities in conflict and for the nation as a whole. Gordon and Moore travel to Liberia's new Sexual and Gender Based Violence courts to find out how the country is tackling an epidemic of rape crimes and to rural Liberia, to investigate growing land disputes that threaten Liberia's hard-earned, fragile peace. The project focuses on local voices, experiences and ideas to understand the new Liberia.
Grantee
Jina Moore is an independent journalist who specializes in post-conflict and human rights reporting. The recipient of a Fulbright Fellowship and of an Ochberg Fellowship with the Dart Center for...
Grantee
Glenna Gordon is a freelance journalist currently based in Monrovia. She has lived and worked in Africa since 2006, contributing photos, text and sound to The New York Times Magazine, Time, the BBC...
February 27, 2010 /
C-SPAN
On February 27, Jina Moore was interviewed for the Washington Journal program on C-SPAN about her reporting on Africa's land issues for the
Reproduced with permission from The Christian Science Monitor.
Jina Moore, for the Pulitzer Center (Photos by Glenna Gordon)
Jina Moore, for the Pulitzer Center
January 15, 2010 /
Untold Stories
Liberia is coming up on the one-year anniversary of Court E, a judicial innovation the country hopes will help it tackle an epidemic of rape.
November 19, 2009 /
Newsweek
When Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was elected Liberia's president in 2005, she inherited a country wrecked by civil war and began to transform it. Today, school enrollment is up 40 percent, Monrovia has...
November 12, 2009 /
Untold Stories
Jina Moore, for the Pulitzer Center
February 27, 2010 /
C-SPAN
On February 27, Jina Moore was interviewed for the Washington Journal program on C-SPAN about her reporting on Africa's land issues for the
Reproduced with permission from The Christian Science Monitor.
November 19, 2009 /
Newsweek
When Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was elected Liberia's president in 2005, she inherited a country wrecked by civil war and began to transform it. Today, school enrollment is up 40 percent, Monrovia has...
November 11, 2009 /
Christian Science Monitor
Reproduced with permission from The Christian Science Monitor.