Liberia’s Cybercrime Law Faces Its First Real Trial as VP Koung case exposes Liberia’s widening fault lines
Monrovia – The arrest of Jerry Nyantee Wrotto, a young man accused of cyberbullying Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung Sr., and the Vice President’s subsequent request for his release have thrust Liberia’s year-old Cybercrime Act into its first major public test, exposing competing views over free speech, criminal prosecution and the limits of executive mercy. […]