How has Liberia's President Responded to Ebola? By Taking Extra Powers

Powers to amend seven different articles under the constitution, including freedom of movement, speech, religion, confiscation of private property, and elections

By Alan Joel —— Bio and Archives--October 19, 2014

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Last week on October 7, it was reported that Liberia's President, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, asked for more emergency powers to help contain and prevent the current Ebola crisis. Liberia is already under a state of emergency and curfew, which began in August. But according to VOA News:

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