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                                                                                                                                                                                                <title>CAFOD | ABOUT CAFOD | Where we work | Liberia | latest updates elsewhere on www.cafod.org.uk</title>
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            <title>Fervent hopes built on a fragile peace</title>
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The election of Africa’s first female president promises a healthier democratic future for conflict-ravaged Liberia, but she has a hard job ahead in winning the people over.

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            <title>The politics of keeping the peace</title>
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In Liberia, a peace deal struck in 2003 has lasted, and a general election is about to go ahead. But fresh outbreaks of violence are a reminder that rebuilding society is a fragile process

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            <title>The boy soldiers of Liberia</title>
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These children know nothing but bloodshed and brutality - which is why their families and villages will not have them back now that peace is declared. Olga Craig hears their horrifying stories

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