HRCSL moves to Bumbuna for public hearing

Freetown, July 11, 2012: HRCSL wishes to inform the public and its partners that the Panel Hearing of the Public Inquiry into the alleged gross violation of Human Rights in Bumbuna, Tonkolili District, in relation to the events of 16^th, 17^th and 18^th April, 2012 has been scheduled to be held from 16^th – 20^st July, 2012 at the Bumbuna Local Court Baray.

A panel of three has been constituted with one co-opted member from the public and a total of 15 interested parties and 36 witnesses invited to testify before it.

The General Public including the media is invited to attend the inquiry which will start 9:00am and end at 4:00pm each day.

Signed

Commissioner Rev. Moses Khanu

Commissioner Jamesina King

 

The Human Rights Commission of Sierra Leone is an independent institution established by the Human Rights Commission of Sierra Leone Act (No. 9), 2004 with the mandate to protect and promote human rights nationwide.   Contacts:   Headquarters: NEC Building, OAU Drive, Tower Hill, Freetown Southern Region: 1 Old Railway Line, Bo Northern Region: 30 Wallace Johnson Street, Makeni Eastern Region: C/o UNIPSIL Office, Kenema   Web Site: www.hrcsl.org                  Phone: +232 76 603194                  Email: hrcsl1@yahoo.com

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