On 18 June, the 9th Judicial Circuit Court in Gbarnga, Bong County, set aside the results of the disputed Press Union of Liberia (PUL) elections. The dispute has kept the PUL – a strong advocacy and democratic body – dormant for at least 18 months. While announcing the ruling, the Court mandated seven former leaders of the Union and four “media elders” to clean the membership roll and conduct fresh elections within four months.
On Wednesday, June 27, the former PUL officials issued a statement in Monrovia, welcoming the court’s decision and announcing their readiness to clean the disputed voter roll and conduct fresh elections. Here’s the full statement.
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