MONROVIA, LIBERIA-The Liberian National Bar Association is calling on both parties in the House of Representatives’ dispute, and their respective supporters, to act with maturity and restraint in a manner that is consistent with democratic values and the rule of law.

The LNBA has also condemned all threats and counter-threats, and inflammatory statements from any side, adding that such actions serve no purpose but undermine public confidence in the judicial process of our democracy.

In a statement LNBA President, Cllr. Bornor Vamah stressed that the integrity and independence of the judiciary are essential pillars of Liberia’s democracy.

The bar says while it recognizes the rights of citizens to express opinions on national issues, it strongly cautions against premature conclusions of narratives that risk undermining public confidence in the judiciary, noting that allegations of Executive interference, if not substantiated, may erode the rule of law and compromise the integrity of judicial outcomes.

The LNBA noted that it is closely monitoring developments surrounding the matter, and remains committed to upholding the rule of law, defending the independence of the judiciary, and ensuring that justice is not only done, but seen to be done.

Meanwhile, the Liberian National Bar Association is calling on the public to remain calm and peaceful as they await the opinion of the Supreme Court, stressing that the judiciary must be given the space to render its judgment free of pressure, intimidation, and undue influence from any quarters.