by Félix Maradiaga, Director, World Liberty Congress Academy. The week’s events in Tanzania should alarm anyone who cares about the future of democracy in Africa. Protests erupted after opposition leaders were jailed or barred from the ballot; the internet went…
By Tarhyang Enowbikah Tabe – WLC Member (Africa, Cameroon) Cameroon’s political landscape is once again in turmoil following Sunday’s presidential election, as opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary, president of the National Front for the Salvation of Cameroon (NFSC), declared himself the winner.…
The World Liberty Congress celebrates the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to María Corina Machado in recognition of her tireless and courageous commitment to freedom, democracy, and human dignity in Venezuela. This honor is bestowed upon both one extraordinary…
Directed to: The World Liberty Congress expresses grave concern over recent announcements that President Vladimir Putin plans to travel to Tajikistan. As a State Party to the Rome Statute, Tajikistan is under an unequivocal legal obligation to cooperate fully with…
The World Liberty Congress (WLC) has taken note of recent statements by regime-affiliated spokesperson Taliby Dabo, who claimed that forcibly disappeared activists Oumar Sylla (known as Foniké Mengué) and Mamadou Billo Bah are “alive.” Dabo stated: “You’re the one who…
by Leopoldo López, WLC Secretary General, for Daily Maverick.
The World Liberty Congress (WLC) welcomes the historic release of Governor Luis Fernando Camacho in Bolivia, a pivotal moment for justice and democracy in the country following years of political persecution under the former MAS regime. Governor Camacho, a leading…
By Félix Maradiaga, WLC Leadership Council and Director of the WLC Academy A global benchmark for institutional strength The recently released 2025 Institutional Quality Index (ICI) offers yet another reminder of the central role that institutions play in sustaining liberty…
By Félix Maradiaga, WLC Academy Director “We the Peoples” is not a poetic flourish in the United Nations Charter; it is the operating system the institution promised to run. And yet, on the core question of whether power derives from…