Liberian Celebrities Campaign Against Rape and Sexual Violence in Liberia

Liberian celebrities Faithvonic, Kobbazie, and Master Queen

Liberia celebrities, including DJ Master Queen, Kobazzie, Faithvonic, Ericgeso, Cypha D'King, Myeonway Cooper, Estrella Yhap, and more, took to the streets to express their views on rape and sexual violence, following the ProPublica investigation published last week in collaboration with Time magazine. The report revealed how More Than Me charity missed opportunities to prevent the rapes of girls by key employee Macintosh Johnson and did not test all of his potential victims for HIV when word got out that he had AIDS.
The collective outcry from Liberian celebrities from around the world, have been pouring in on social media, with most posts reiterating the message that "no one deserves to be raped".
The protesters dressed in black and carried signs like "Stop Gender Base Violence in Liberia", "Liberian girls lives matter", and more.

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