The News Review:

- Sierra Leone: From Blood Diamonds to Beaches, Country Aims to Develop…
- Titanium riches flow in wake of Sierra Leone civil war
- Presentation by the Human Rights Commission of Sierra Leone (HRCSL)…

Sierra Leone: From Blood Diamonds to Beaches, Country Aims to Develop…
AllAfrica.com – Oct 31, 2007
As such, a Sierra Leonean story can easily be related to Liberia. The following article, "From Blood Diamonds To Beaches, Sierra Leone Aims To Develop Tourist Sector" produces one of such similarities as intern reporter Rob Quinn discovers while en route to Liberia from Ireland. Article: "I am trying to sell a dream", gushes Cecil Williams, head of Sierra Leone's tourist board. Touring this tiny state perched on the West African coast would certainly suggest as much.

Titanium riches flow in wake of Sierra Leone civil war
ftd.de – Oct 31, 2007
- Die Metadaten zur Contenteinstufung auf der bisherigen Site (PICS-Label) scheinen ungültig zu sein. de – Business English: Titanium riches flow in wake of Sierra Leone civil war – Seite 1 von 2 – Business English.

Presentation by the Human Rights Commission of Sierra Leone (HRCSL)…
Awareness Times – Oct 31, 2007
The Commission has also made submission to the Constitutional Review Commission on their preliminary report, organized a nation wide logo competition, issued press releases on burning human rights issues facilitated and participated in a number of international and national workshops and conferences, received and handled complaints and visited prisons. We have also met with the Chief Justice, the leadership of the Police, the Prisons Service -and the Army with the object of developing strategies for collaborative partnership in the promotion and protection of human rights. In accordance with the recommendations of the TRC the HRCSL has taken custody of the National Vision and commenced the process of the handing over of the TRC archives. Challenges and constraints As a new institution, the HRCSL requires substantial resources to be fully operational i. establishing offices and structures, recruiting staff, meeting its day to day expenses, acquiring vehicles, equipment and other logistics. The resources needed have not been forthcoming from government.