Independent National Commission on Human Rights - INCHR

The INCHR Received Three Motorbikes from OHCHR Liberia to Strengthen Human Rights Monitoring in Three Counties

The Independent National Commission on Human Rights (INCHR) has officially received three motorbikes donated by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) to human rights monitors assigned in three counties.

The turnover ceremony, held at the INCHR headquarters, marked another step toward strengthening human rights monitoring and reporting across the country.

The motorbikes will support monitors in reaching remote communities, conducting investigations, and responding promptly to human rights concerns within their respective counties.

The Independent National Commission on Human Rights (INCHR) has officially dedicated and handed over the Naama Town Memorial to the people of B**g County, marking a significant step in preserving the memory of past atrocities and honoring victims.

The ceremony, held in Naama Town, brought together local authorities, community members, and civil society actors, all united in remembrance and reconciliation.

Speaking at the event, INCHR representatives emphasized the importance of memorialization in promoting healing, justice, and non-repetition of human rights violations.

Maher Town, Bomi County, April 29, 2026

The Independent National Commission on Human Rights (INCHR) on Wednesday formally dedicated and transferred the Maher Town Memorial to the people of Bomi County in a ceremony marked by reflection, remembrance, and a renewed call for accountability.
The memorial, erected to honor victims of past violence in the area, was officially handed over to local authorities and community representatives during a public gathering attended by residents, traditional leaders, and government officials.

Photo highlights of the handover of the Du Port Road Memorial to the Du Port Road Waterside Community in Paynesville City, Liberia by the INCHR.