jhr Story Leads to Minimum Wage Hike in Liberia
In late May 2011, jhr trainers Aaron Leaf and Janey [...]
In late May 2011, jhr trainers Aaron Leaf and Janey [...]
At the E.J. [...]
Kula Fofana in "Another War" jhr trainer and [...]
In August 2010, jhr-trained Liberian journalist Peter Massaquoi embarked on [...]
In mid-October 2010, The Heritage reporter Eugene Myers and jhr [...]
In August 2010 the president of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf [...]
jhr-trained journalist, Moses Wenyou reported a story in December 2008 [...]
Sam Zota Jr. is the coordinator of the Human [...]
When jhr-trained journalist Garmonyou Wilson saw the treacherous conditions of [...]
In late spring Liberian journalist Charles Yates got a tip that that runoff from a rubber plantation was creating severe toxic pollution in North East Liberia. As a result of the training he received from jhr (Journalists for Human Rights) he realized that many people’s rights were being violated, particularly their right to a clean and healthy environment, and that a story might be able to apply pressure on the right authorities.