Liberians residing in the diaspora have presented  over 15 propositions to the Liberian Embassy in Washington DC  giving the CDC led government 3 months ultimatum to address some prevailing issues in the country.

Unlike the Liberians diaspora community, the June 7 protesters in Liberia had since given the government of Liberia one month period to address their 42 counts petition read to the media on Tuesday.

The Diaspora Liberians in their petition presented to the Liberian Ambassador to the US, called for the CDC-led government to make commitment for the establishment of War Crimes Court in Liberia.

They want government put forward policies to address the economy, education, health, rule of law, national security, public safety, and most importantly, a genuine national reconciliation.

The Diaspora Liberians want the Weah-Taylor government to be reconstituted by appointing experienced professionals to serve in the various government institutions.

They further called on the government to provide a full recovery of L$16 billon dollars, US$25m for mopping up excess liquidity, and all other missing funds by prosecuting and seizing assets of government officials involved.

Madam Mouna Farhat read the petition at the Liberian Embassy in the US.

Receiving the petition, Liberian Ambassador to the US George Patten commended the group for peacefully assembling, thus promising that the citizens’ petition will be presented to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for necessary actions.