http://www.pficjr.org daily 1 2007-06-21T10:26:18Z http://www.pficjr.org/newsitems/an-indefinite-wait-for-freedom “Innocent until proven guilty” doesn’t mean much for the nearly 800 prisoners who are crowded into the dirty, dank prison cells of Liberia’s Monrovia Central Prison. Most have yet to be convicted of a crime – some charged with offences as minor as not paying a bill – but they have languished here for years without a trial. No publisher lparker Country:Liberia Region:Africa Crowding Legal Assistance 2008-09-26T12:23:42Z News Item http://www.pficjr.org/newsitems/dueprocess Prison Fellowship Liberia is participating in a Case Flow Committee created by the national government to review the cases of prisoners being held without trial. Each week, the committee – consisting of representatives from the United Nations Mission in Liberia, the Ministry of Justice and PF Liberia – reviews cases to identify prisoners who have not been formally charged in court. No publisher james Country:Liberia Crowding Region:Africa 2007-01-26T16:42:43Z News Item http://www.pficjr.org/newsitems/facilitating-prisoner-releases-in-liberia Recently, PF Liberia aided the release of 36 prisoners held for more than 180 days without trial in Monrovia Central Prison and Kakata Prison Centre. No publisher lparker Country:Liberia Region:Africa News Crowding Legal Assistance 2008-05-19T13:28:15Z News Item