Public Outreach in Fishtown, River Gee County

Over the weekend, the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) conducted a significant public outreach initiative in Fishtown, River Gee County. The focus of the event was to engage citizens on three crucial pieces of anti-corruption legislation: the newly enacted LACC Act, the Whistleblower Protection Act, and the Witness Protection Act, along with an important initiative for on-site asset declaration.

The outreach event drew an impressive turnout, particularly from local government officials, who expressed their gratitude to the LACC for bringing the asset declaration process directly to their communities. Participants were encouraged to participate in the fight against corruption actively, emphasizing the role of citizens in promoting transparency and accountability.

The atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm as LACC representatives provided detailed explanations of the legislation, addressing concerns and answering questions from attendees. This initiative not only highlighted the importance of these laws but also reinforced the LACC's commitment to making anti-corruption measures accessible and understandable for all citizens.