Liberia Labour & Governance Alliance

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Liberia Labour & Governance Alliance Welcome to the page of the Liberia Labour & Governance Alliance (LILGA).

LILGA is a non-for-profit organization mainstreaming bad labour practices by promoting good governance & combating labour abuse, including child labour & child trafficking. We are a solidarity grassroots organization committed to shielding the rights and well-being of laborers in Liberia by advocating for good labour governance. upholding the United Nations Guiding Principles on Human Rights, the International Labor Organization`s standards, and the 2015 Decent Work Act of Liberia, we endeavor to prevent terrible labor practices and advocate for social equity and responsibility within every work environment in Liberia. We start the beginning of our journey as the Liberia Labor Movement pushing for the prevention of bad labor practices and the promotion of fair labor (Equal work Equal Pay). We are excited to embark on this digital platform to amplify our voices, raise awareness, and mobilize action towards ending bad labor practices in Liberia. At LILGA, we believe that every worker deserves fair treatment, safe working conditions, and the opportunity to thrive. We are committed to holding corporations accountable for their actions and advocating for policies that prioritize the well-being of workers and their communities. Mission
Our mission at Liberia Labor Governance Alliance was formed to defend and promote the welfare of workers by championing their rights and fostering social responsibility among corporations. Through grassroots activism and community engagement, we aim to create a fair and just environment where every worker is treated with dignity and respect. Vision
We envision a Liberia where every worker enjoys fair wages, safe working conditions, and equal opportunities for growth and advancement. By advocating for social corporate responsibility and empowering workers with knowledge and resources, we aspire to build a future where labor rights are upheld, and exploitation is eliminated. Our motto
Mainstreaming labour practices while advocating for good labour governance

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 12

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 11

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 10

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 9

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 8

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 7

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 6

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 5

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 4

09/07/2026

NOW AVAILABLE | 5mins EXCEPT OF SRF Documentary Interview

The Executive Director of the Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA), George S. Tengbeh, was featured in an exclusive interview with Swiss National Broadcaster (SRF) discussing the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA), the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), and the Flag of Convenience (FOC).

Liberia has operated an open maritime registry since 1948 and today administers the world's largest ship registry, with more than 6,000 vessels representing over 300 million gross tons (GT). Through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LMA) and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR), shipowners pay registration fees, annual tonnage taxes, inspections, certifications, corporate registration fees, mortgage recording fees, and other maritime service charges—raising important questions about how this globally significant maritime industry contributes to Liberia's economic development, employment, and national prosperity.

Watch the interview, share your thoughts, and join the conversation on transparency, accountability, and maximizing Liberia's maritime sector for national development.

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Part 3

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GSA Road
Paynesville
100010

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 17:00
Thursday 08:30 - 17:00
Friday 08:30 - 17:00

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+4915213885030

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