Liberian Human Rights Defender Warns of Potential Invasion by Guinea
Stanley Quaye, a Liberian human rights defender in Canada, criticized the Liberian government's inaction regarding territorial encroachment by Guinea. He warned of a possible armed invasion by Guinean troops or jihadists from the Sahel region, stressing the need for urgent diplomatic engagement and enhanced national defense. Quaye emphasized that protecting national territory is a fundamental government responsibility and called for strengthening the Armed Forces of Liberia to safeguard sovereignty.
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Stanley Quaye, a Liberian human rights defender, criticized the Liberian government for its silence on territorial encroachment by Guinea, warning of a potential armed invasion by Guinean troops or jihadists. He noted that international security organizations advised Liberia to prepare for a possible large-scale invasion.
Quaye expressed concern over the lack of a firm governmental response to reports of Guinean activities within Liberia's borders. He urged immediate diplomatic engagement with Guinea to resolve border disputes and called for increased defense spending, military training, and modernization to protect national sovereignty.
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