Incorporate human rights education into the curriculum of all primary, secondary, and
tertiary schools around the country;
Ratify human rights conventions not yet ratified;
Take all necessary actions to domesticate ratified human rights conventions;
Ensure the development and adoption of a national human rights action plan for Liberia;
Ensure the effectiveness and full independence of the Liberian Independent National
Commission on Human Rights;
Implement TRC Report Recommendations without legal and constitutional implications;
Continue protecting and promoting the due process rights of citizens, for example by
building prison facilities, police stations, court houses and continuing to strengthen the
capacity and professionalism of the judiciary and law enforcement;
Ensure the effective implementation of the Free and Compulsory Primary Education
Program;
Ensure that schools are staffed with qualified and adequately compensated teachers
and administrators;
Continue efforts to improve the standard of living for all Liberians by providing decent
housing, better health care, improved educational opportunities, electricity, potable
water, road networks, etc.;
Reinforce efforts to protect and promote the rights of vulnerable groups, such as
women, children, persons with disabilities and the elderly; and
Reinforce efforts to create jobs, especially for the youth and persons with disabilities.
4.4 Liberia’s Expectations for the Country in Terms of International
Assistance
Training and technical assistance to enhance the human rights awareness of citizens and
public officials;
Training and technical assistance to enhance the capacity of relevant institutions to
design and implement human rights related policies and projects;
Training and technical assistance to implement a national human rights action plan for
Liberia;
Training and technical assistance to advance the law reform process;
Training and technical assistance to strengthen rule of law institutions;
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