تداعيات الحرب الأهلية الليبيرية و آثارها في تقارير المنظمة الدولية (الأمم المتحدة)‎ 1989-1997

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Summary: The first Liberian civil war broke out in the year 1989, several factors led to this war, on top of which is the economic factor, as it is clear that Liberia was going through difficult economic conditions before the outbreak of the civil war, mainly highlighted by the decline in Liberia's exports, which comes in the forefront of rubber.

On the other hand, most food commodities began to witness a significant increase in the markets, which had negative consequences for most of the population of Liberia, aside from the control of the indigenous people over the affairs of government in Liberia, after General Samuel De assumed the reins of power in it, by leading a coup A military man in which he succeeded in overthrowing the rule of the American Liberians, who in turn seized power in Liberia since its establishment in 1822, although they did not constitute ( 5% ) of the total population in it, just as Liberia witnessed after 1985, purges and genocide that claimed thousands of lives.

Civilian deaths, as well as displaced persons who were forced to leave their areas as a result of the genocidal operations of General Samuel Doe's brutal regime.