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UNDP Administrator meets volunteers diffusing conflict
18 June 2009
Like the Liberia National Youth Volunteer Service, the UNV-supported ‘Volunteers for Peace’ project is about building bridges for peace and reconciliation in the communities. (UNV)
Monrovia, Liberia and Kinshasa, DRC: Top UN official Helen Clark has joined Liberian Government ministers and community leaders to launch a new UNV-supported volunteering initiative aimed at spreading a message of peace, before making her way to meet UNV's biggest operation. Read
Senior official recognizes volunteer contribution in Liberia
06 March 2009
UNV volunteer Emmanuel Bryma Momoh (left) with Liberia volunteer envoy Hawa Veronica Shefiff. (UNV)
Zwedru, Liberia: In conformity with the Secretary-General’s 'Delivering as One' project, UN agencies in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County, observed an official opening of the UN Joint Office. Read
Cashing in on volunteer enterprise
03 March 2009
The VSLA project helps Liberian women pull their financial resources together. (UNV)
Totota, Liberia: With UNV support, women volunteers in Liberia are teaming up to build their businesses. The project helps communities pull their financial resources together and involves lending pools drawn from accumulated profits. Read
More about: Gender  Private sector
Hearing every story
06 February 2009
The TRC was established in 2003 to investigate human rights violations in Liberia since 1979. Its objective is "to promote national peace, security, unity and reconciliation". (S. McQuade/UNV)
Monrovia, Liberia: For peace to succeed, people affected by war need to come to terms with what happened to them. As a survivor of conflict herself, UNV volunteer Joyce Kamara has a special empathy. Read
More about: Children  Gender  Human rights
Countries:  Sierra Leone
"Every citizen can bring a change" in Liberia
02 February 2009
Monrovia, Liberia: For this year's International Volunteer Day (IVD) in Liberia, the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme Support Unit, in close cooperation with the UNDP/UNV Country Office Team (COT) coordinated volunteer based events in three different locations in the sectors including Harper as well as the capital city Monrovia. Read
Sensitivity and belief: A Human Rights Officer's experience
17 December 2008
Human rights work means closely consulting with national staff such as Alphonso Mulbah (left), officer of the Women and Children Protection Section of the Liberian National Police. (UNV)
Greenville, Liberia: From helping to protect a juvenile prisoner to organizing events for Human Rights Day, the work of a UNV volunteer Human Rights Officer is never short of interest, as Jon Izaguirre Garcia explains from Liberia. Read
More about: Governance  Human rights
Countries:  Spain
A human rights diary: 16 days in Liberia
09 December 2008
UNV volunteer Emmanuel Bryma Momoh (2nd from left) with youth during a school human rights sensitization campaign. (UNV)
Zwedru, Liberia: From Liberia, Emmanuel Bryma Momoh, a UNV volunteer Human Rights Officer with the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) Human Rights and Protection Section, shares his thoughts and activities from 16 days dedicated to promoting human rights. Read
Liberian President lauds UNV-supported youth volunteer scheme
21 October 2008
Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf speaks on the importance of volunteerism on 3 October 2008, while Aminu Isa Waziri, UNV volunteer NYVS Project Manager, looks on. (UNV)
Monrovia, Liberia: The President of Liberia has praised the UNV-supported National Youth Volunteer Service (NYVS) programme at a ceremony in Monrovia, and pledged to further support the scheme. Read
Emmanuel Bryma Momoh, Sierra Leone, Human Rights Officer, UNMIL
01 October 2008
Emmanuel Bryma Momoh from Sierra Leone is a UNV volunteer Human Rights Officer with UNMIL in Liberia. (UNV)
Grand Gedeh County, Liberia: Women continue to face insecurity occasioned by rape, domestic violence and other forms of physical abuse. Very few cases are properly prosecuted... This leads to impunity and perpetrates a vicious cycle of violence against women. I am helping them to break out of it. Read
Ann Nyambura Kithaka, Kenya, Judicial Systems Monitor, UNMIL
19 September 2008
UNV volunteer Ann Nyambura Kithaka from Kenya is a Judicial Systems Monitor for UNMIL in Liberia. "I spend most of my working time traversing the two counties of Grand Gedeh and River Gee to gather information and data, to monitor cases, and to give legal guidance," she says
Monrovia, Liberia: In River Gee the prison facility is managed by volunteers. I always try to identify myself with them, to appreciate and recognize their contribution. I also caution them to always use their skills and time to bring positive change within their communities. Read
Countries:  Kenya

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