The Carter Center partners with local Liberian groups to produce radio dramas that "tell the story" of the country's rule of law to rural citizens. These programs are broadcast across community radio stations in seven counties, reaching tens of thousands of people. Since 2006, the Center has implemented an access to justice project in Liberia to help create a working and responsive justice system consistent with local needs and human rights.

Listen to Cora Hare, legal associate for The Carter Center, talk about the importance and impact of these radio dramas. (All Photos:  D. Hakes/The Carter Center) 

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Carter Center Video (2011)