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Ambassador: June Carter Perry
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Fact Sheet: A Mission of Liberation Around the World
(Sept. 25): President Bush Calls On Members Of The United Nations General Assembly To Work Toward Standards Of The Universal Declaration Of Human Rights. Full text

Sierra Leone Swears in a New President
(Sept. 18): We congratulate the people of Sierra Leone, who have peacefully elected Ernest Bai Koroma as the President of the Republic of Sierra Leone. Full text

International Religious Freedom Report(
Sept. 14): Read about individual countries or the full report.

Sierra Leone Presidential Run-off Election, September 8, 2007
(Sept. 10): "The United States congratulates the Republic of Sierra Leone for the peaceful presidential run-off electoral process on September 8, 2007."  Full text

Sierra Leone Elections
(Aug. 13): We congratulate Sierra Leone on the peaceful conduct of presidential and parliamentary elections on August 11th.  Full text 

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