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Civil Society Human Rights Advocacy Platform Advancing and ensuring human rights promotion and protection for all.

A one day Engagement organized by Civil Society Human Rights Advocacy Platform of Liberia with support from KTK(ENSURE C...
18/06/2026

A one day Engagement organized by Civil Society Human Rights Advocacy Platform of Liberia with support from KTK(ENSURE Consortium was held at Murex Plaza today June 18, 2026.
The Engagement brought together Human Rights defenders from different Human Rights organizations aimed at discussing the way forward with regards to the Human Rights defenders protection policy, which is currently before the cabinet for review and endorsement. This policy was drafted by the government of Liberia through the Human Rights protection division of the ministry of Justice, in partnership with CSOs, including Liberia Coalition of Human Rights Defenders, the Civil Society Human Rights Advocacy Platform of Liberia and other partners including the UNOHCHR and development partnership.

11/06/2026

📢📢🚨🚨 INTRODUCING OUR DISTINGUISHED FACILITATORS FOR THE GIRLS’ LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS PROGRAM 📍📍

đź“Ś Meet Our Facilitator! đź“Ś

HON. ADAMA KIATAMBA DEMPSTER
Co-Founder, Civil Society Human Rights Advocacy Platform of Liberia

Hon. Adama K. Dempster will serve as a facilitator for the Girls’ Leadership and Communication Skills for Good Governance Initiative.

🗓️ Program Duration: July 9–17, 2026

We are honored to welcome him on board and look forward to benefiting from his vast experience in leadership, governance, human rights advocacy, and youth empowerment.

🎤 Topic: “Assessing the Consequences of Division”

Join us as we engage in insightful discussions and learn valuable lessons that will inspire the next generation of leaders.

🌍 Regional Dialogue on Peace and Security (April 6–10, 2026)The Civil Society Human Rights Advocacy Platform participate...
20/04/2026

🌍 Regional Dialogue on Peace and Security (April 6–10, 2026)

The Civil Society Human Rights Advocacy Platform participated in a regional dialogue on peace and security organized by Transitional Justice, with support from OHCHR.

Held across Maryland, Grand Kru, and River Gee Counties, the initiative featured radio talk shows to enhance public awareness and engagement. It brought together local authorities and community members to promote peacebuilding, security, and collaboration.

The Civil Society Human Rights Advocacy Platform proudly served as a facilitator, supporting inclusive and meaningful discussions.
Partners


01/04/2026

Esther Effie Crayton
Liberian girls’ rights advocate and Bachelor of Science graduate in Biology (Chemistry emphasis) from United Methodist University.
With over five years of volunteering at Girls Health Alliance, she’s held key leadership roles including Communication Assistant, Project Coordinator, Program Manager, and Deputy Director for Program and Administration. Esther has led initiatives on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR)—such as comprehensive sexuality education, menstrual hygiene management, and gender equality—in high schools and communities across and beyond Montserrado County.
Driven by commitment, sacrifice, and resilience, Esther envision a society where every girl has access to knowledge, rights, and healthcare she deserves to empower her make informed decisions about her body, fostering a just, healthy, and equitable world for all women and girls.

Quote:” The more I give knowledge or educate others, the more I grow into who I’m meant to be; I give to gain”.

01/04/2026

Tometta T. Elliott is a dedicated Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Champion in Monrovia, Liberia. Leveraging her public health expertise to empower underserved communities through advocacy, education, and data-driven initiatives.
As an SRHR Champion, she led the development and launch of the SRHR Policy Tracker—now used by three organizations—facilitated community dialogues and awareness campaigns, established five active SRHR clubs in Central Monrovia schools, and tracked over 500 public discussions to shape advocacy strategies.
Her broader impact spans human rights and health: At Alliance for Peace, Justice and Human Rights, she educated students on violence prevention, supported women's dialogues on transitional justice, and raised climate justice awareness. As Tuberculosis/HIV M&E Officer at Partners In Health, she boosted patient visitations by 20% via innovative trackers and data analysis.
Earlier, as IDSR Intern, she enhanced disease surveillance and community reporting.
Passionate about social justice, Tometta excels in project management, community engagement, and M&E, collaborating with NGOs, government, and stakeholders to drive healthier, more equitable outcomes.

01/04/2026

Dr. Wahdae-Mai Harmon-Gray is a prominent Liberian physician, public health expert, academic leader, and champion for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) based in Monrovia. She specializes in obstetrics, gynecology, international health, and research with particular expertise in improving access to SRHR services in rural Liberian communities through studies on barriers like access, cultural norms, and resource scarcity.
Professional Experience
Dr. Harmon-Gray serves as Course Coordinator at the University of Liberia School of Public Health since June 2020 and directs a research lab on social-behavioral risk factors.
Research Contributions:
She has co-authored studies on equitable access to SRHR services in rural areas, often affiliated with the University of Liberia's College of Health Sciences; her work highlights interventions to bridge gaps in maternal care and family planning for underserved populations.
SRHR Champion Profile
As a dedicated SRHR advocate, Dr. Harmon-Gray leverages her clinical expertise and research to champion accessible reproductive health services in rural Liberia, addressing maternal mortality and gender equity through community-led initiatives and policy recommendations. Through her leadership at Life Saving Initiative and academic roles, she drives evidence-based strategies to overcome rural barriers, empowering women with quality obstetric care, contraception, and health education.

01/04/2026

Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs-Mensah
SRHR Champion and Representative for Salala District #6, B**g County (55th Legislature)Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs-Mensah is a dynamic Liberian politician, elected Representative for Salala District #6 in B**g County since 2017—defeating 15 rivals in a landmark victory. As a fierce advocate for women's rights, gender equality, rural development, and SRHR, she champions maternal health, education, infrastructure, and economic empowerment to ensure no citizen, especially women and girls, is left behind.Key Roles and Legislative Impact Chairperson, Gender Equity Committee; serves on Education, Defense, and Culture committees.Lead sponsor of the Anti-FGM Law and Midwives Bill, advancing SRHR by combating harmful practices and bolstering maternal care.Vocal proponent of transparent governance, challenging leadership for accountable voting and inclusive policies.Regional and Professional Reach
A member of the ECOWAS Parliament, she elevates Liberian women's SRHR and equity issues regionally. Before politics, she built a 14-year career in corporate roles at Lonestar Cell MTN.Recognized as a proactive lawmaker, Rep. Briggs-Mensah drives tangible progress in infrastructure, social inclusion, and SRHR for her district and beyond.

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