ALCOD shifts its focus to advocating for out-of-country voting rights for diaspora Liberians. Legal experts are consulted to shape this initiative, emphasizing the need for the government’s formal stance on voting for Liberians abroad, and meetings with the National Elections Commission are ongoing.
The All-Liberian Conference on Dual Citizenship (ALCOD) is pivoting its advocacy strategy to focus on out-of-country voting rights for diaspora Liberians. This shift is based on constitutional and human rights recommendations from legal experts and prominent Liberians. The ALCOD team has already consulted with influential legal minds to bolster their strategy for future electoral participation of Liberians abroad.
In conclusion, ALCOD’s advocacy for out-of-country voting is grounded in constitutional principles and supported by legal experts. Their efforts aim to ensure that Liberians in the diaspora have a formal opportunity to participate in elections. By seeking government clarity and collaborating with stakeholders, ALCOD is making significant strides toward empowering Liberians abroad.
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