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CSOs Calling on the Liberian Senate to Take Action on the Constitution Recommendations

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(May 8, 2017) Civil society organizations that supported the nationwide consultations on the Constitutional Review Process are calling on the Liberian Senate to deliberate and reach a conclusion on the propositions recommended for amendment by the House of Representatives. This exercise will set the framework for a possible referendum in 2018. Liberia embarked on a Constitution review process in 2014

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS- WOMEN LEADERSHIP & POLITICAL PARTICIPATION TRAINING

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Women Leadership & Political Participation Training for Liberian Female Aspirants and Political Activists. Are you a female aspirant for Liberia’s 2017 general election or are you interested in becoming a campaign manager? Do you want to increase women representation at the level of the legislature, win elections based on issues as well as participate in competitive politics and governance in

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TRADITIONAL LEADERS BOOST VOTER REGISTRATION IN SOUTHEASTERN LIBERIA

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NAYMOTE strategy to engage traditional leaders in the Voter Education Process is working well in southeastern Liberia. The traditional authority is the leader of his people and despite the decline of chieftaincy as an institution; traditional authorities still command great influence in their areas of jurisdiction. NAYMOTE has integrated traditional leaders in the implementation of the project in Grand Kru,

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NAYMOTE EMPOWERED 100 YOUNG CIVIC AND VOTER EDUCATORS TO INCREASE VOTER REGISTRATION IN SOUTHEASTERN LIBERIA

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Realizing that voters’ registration is a highly complex process as much as it is the single most extensive activity within the framework of elections; NAYMOTE with support from UNDP has identified in partnership with the local National Elections Commission Magistrates 12 influential community based organizations within Maryland, Grand Kru and Rivergee Counties to conduct the voters’ education campaign across the

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NAYMOTE HOSTS INTER-PARTY YOUTH DEBATE SERIES ON TOPICAL NATIONAL ISSUES

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Young people aged 18-32 years constitute 55% of the 1,903,229 registered voters in Liberia currently. The dividends of their participation in decision-making and political processes are lacking. The challenges they face are unprecedented, ranging from the lack of basic social services to unemployment, multiple forms of inequalities and exclusion. By all indications, their votes will obviously make huge impact in

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