Liberia: Cybercrime Law Heads for Constitutional Test

Liberia: Cybercrime Law Heads for Constitutional Test

Liberia's newly enacted Cybercrime Act is heading toward a potential constitutional test as debate intensifies over whether some provisions of the law and their enforcement are consistent with constitutional protections for freedom of expression.

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Cllr. Varmah By Kruah Thompson MONROVIA, September 28, 2026 — Liberia’s newly enacted Cybercrime Act is heading toward a potential constitutional test as debate intensifies over whether some provisions of the law and their enforcement are consistent with constitutional protections for freedom of expression. The controversy has grown following the arrest and subsequent release of […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed!

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Cllr. Varmah By Kruah Thompson MONROVIA, September 28, 2026 — Liberia’s newly enacted Cybercrime Act is heading toward a potential constitutional test as debate intensifies over whether some provisions of the law and their enforcement are consistent with constitutional protections for freedom of expression. The controversy has grown following the arrest and subsequent release of … The post Cybercrime Law Heads for Constitutional Test appeared fi…

CYBERCRIME ACT: LAW OR “DECREE IN DISGUISE”?

Former PUL President Peter Quaqua Questions Whether Liberia’s New Digital Law Could Criminalize Speech MONROVIA — Former Press Union of Liberia President Peter Quaqua is questioning whether Liberia’s Cybercrime Act of 2025 could give the State excessive power over speech and private communications. The concern does not challenge Liberia’s need to combat hacking, fraud, identity theft and online exploitation. It asks whether the law could also cr…