Written by Bernard Gbayee Goah - President Operation We Care for Liberia An estimation of more than two hundred thousand innocent people were killed, hundreds of thousands uprooted from their homes, and hundreds of thousands more displaced in foreign lands as a result of Liberia’s brutal war.

Decades of injustice, intimidation and abuse have rendered the Liberian people powerless. Liberians must pray the US, the key economic and security ally of Liberia, to intervene in the interest of justice and peace to save the state.

Gen. Moses Wright of the AFL was contacted by Bernard Gbayee Goah to verify allegations that are brought up against him in the below cyber list that is circulated by a group named "Forum For The Establishment of A War Crimes Court in Liberia" on 8/27/2015".

Feb 8, 2012 · Written By Bernard Gbayee Goah President, Operation We Care for Liberia After years of extensive investigation, statement-taking from tens of thousands of Liberians, and the convening of a national conference, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Liberia (TRC) released its final report.

Aug 6, 2018 · International crimes were committed in Liberia by a handful of individuals. And these individuals must be brought to justice for their crimes under international law. We must all remember that Liberia is a signatory to so many international human rights conventions and laws.

By Bernard Gbayee Goah President, Operation We Care for Liberia While allegations of War Crimes remain unaddressed, and those suspe...

My name is Bernard Gbayee Goah and I am from Liberia, West Africa. I am a graduate of Portland State University. I hold a BA in Computer Information Systems. I am the CEO and co-founder of Envision Change Network Inc. (ECN).

Aug 17, 2024 · Bernard Goah, a Liberian expatriate in America who has worked with Mr. Towah to hunt down war criminals, said he has concerns that former fighters have positioned themselves to influence the...

Feb 16, 2015 · Jackson Towah and Bernard Goah, Liberian expats seeking to expose war criminals hiding in the U.S., say they have begun receiving threats after speaking with NRO.