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Environmental Protection Must Be Central to Constitutional Reform, Executive Director, Coastline Resilience Network Urges MPs
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The Executive Director of the Coastline Resilience Network, Tcho Kenah, has called on Parliament to ensure that environmental protection is given constitutional reform as lawmakers debate the Constitutional Amendment Act, 2025, arguing that the country’s supreme law must safeguard both democratic governance and Sierra Leone’s natural heritage.
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