MONROVIA, Montserrado – On Friday, Liberty Party argued before the Supreme Court of Liberia, seeking to prevent the National Elections Commission from proceeding with the presidential runoff election slated for November 7. Below are scenes from the grounds of the Temple of Justice.
Observers enter the Temple of Justice to listen to the arguments. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Onlookers gather outside the Temple of Justice. Photo: Zeze Ballah
National Democratic Institute representatives at the Temple of Justice. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Musa Dean led the legal team for the National Elections Commission. Photo: Zeze Ballah
A female officer of the Liberia National Police is posted at the entrance of the Temple of Justice. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Liberia National Police officers on patrol at the Temple of Justice. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Pearl Brown-Bull of the Women Situation Room in Liberia arrives at the Temple of Justice to hear the arguments. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Charles Walker Brumskine, Liberty Party’s standard bearer, arrives at the Temple of Justice. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Kla Toomey of Liberty Party was also at the Temple of Justice to listen to the arguments. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Abraham Kromah, the police’s deputy director for operations. Photo: Zeze Ballah
(Left to right in foreground) Musa Bility and Harrison Karnwea arrive at the Supreme Court. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Human rights lawyer Tiawan Gongloe at the Temple of Justice. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Benedict Sannoh, former justice minister of Liberia. Photo: Zeze Ballah
The parking lot of the Temple of Justice is littered with vehicles. Photo: Zeze Ballah
An officer of the Liberia National Police on guard at the Temple of Justice. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Bystanders eagerly await the outcome of the argument. Photo: Zeze Ballah
Featured photo by Zeze Evans Ballah
