“Fallah condemns the ransacking and criminal invasion of the New Dawn Newspaper.”

Mr. Austin S. Fallah, a US-based Liberian professional, vehemently denounces the despicable and criminal assault on the New Dawn Newspaper’s sanctity.

This barbaric violation of press freedom by a gang of hooligans and undemocratic malefactors, with the sinister aim of undermining the constitutional right of a free press in Liberia, stands as an abhorrent affront to the very foundations of democracy.

In a passionate address to the New Dawn Newspaper, Fallah offers his heartfelt condolences to the management and fervently implores them not to succumb to the malevolent actions of a select few.

He urges them to stand resolute in their journalistic duties to the noble profession, the Liberian people, the international community, and those beyond Liberia’s borders who rely on their reporting for information about the country’s critical affairs, especially during this pivotal juncture in its history.

This dedicated young Liberian professional seizes this opportunity to call upon all patriotic Liberians, diplomatic missions, political parties, presidential candidates, human rights organizations, and the global community to unequivocally and vociferously denounce this heinous criminal act committed by undemocratic and uncivilized individuals who seek to thrust Liberia back into the abyss of turmoil, thereby eroding the hard-fought gains the Liberian press has achieved over the years.

Furthermore, Fallah issues an impassioned plea to the Liberia National Police, urging them to leave no stone unturned in their quest for truth.

He implores them to rigorously investigate whether any political party or political figures bear culpability in this nefarious crime and to ensure that they face justice under Liberia’s legal system.

Fallah declares, “As Liberians prepare for a runup upcoming election, no individuals driven by criminal intent should be allowed to obstruct the exercise of their constitutional right to choose a visionary leader capable of improving their lives.”

He calls upon all media organizations and the Press Union of Liberia to maintain unwavering vigilance in delivering objective and impartial news during these critical election times.

Lastly, Fallah reassures, “Do not waver, for a new era is on the horizon, where your unwavering commitment to human rights, freedom of expression, progress, and the common welfare of the Liberian people and nation will receive the full recognition it deserves.”