The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (Mogcsp) will on Friday, September 18, participate in the Women of the Diaspora: A Global Summit on Gender and Racial Discrimination, the first in a series of webinars centering around 17 UN Sustainable Development Goal.
The President of the Republic, Feminist-in-Chief George Manneh Weah, has embarked on robust engagement with stakeholders and members of his government in tackling rape and sexual gender-based violence (SGBV) which has become a pandemic in the country.
Liberia's Chief Feminist, H.E. President George Manneh Weah, on Tuesday, September 8, launched the country's first Anti- Sexual and Gender-Based Violence National Conference with a reassurance that his government remains relentlessly committed in reducing and eradicating all forms of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in the nation.
Liberia's First Lady, Clar Marie Weah, has reiterated that there is no excuse for the alarming incident of rape in Liberia. Delivering a special remark at the opening ceremony of the 2020 Anti-SGBV National Conference launch, Madam Weah said: "THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR RAPE! All Sexual and Gender Based Violence are inhumane and unacceptable. I condemn rape and remain firm in my commitment that the rights of women, girls and children are protected."
The Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MOGCSP) with support from partners, on Tuesday, September 8, convene a two-day Anti-SGBV National Conference.
Liberia's Minister of Gender Children, Children & Social Protect (MOGCSP) recently appeared on a famous night time radio talkshow, during which time, Minister Williametta Saydee-Tarr deliberated on the efforts of Government
The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection extends Happy Flag Day greetings to all Liberians.
Our Ensign symbolizes the values, beliefs and history that we share as a people. This National Holiday of ours' was made possible as the result of the contribution of seven remarkable women: Susannah Lewis, Matilda Newport, Rachel Johnson, Mary Hunter, J.B. Russwurm, Conilette Teage, and Sara Dripper in designing our flag.



