False! Supreme Court did not order Liberia’s finance ministry to pay seven suspended lawmakers

Claim: A Liberian journalist claimed that the “Supreme Court ordered Ministry of Finance to pay seven suspended lawmakers.” Verdict: False! The head of public information at the judiciary said the Supreme Court did not order the finance ministry to pay seven suspended lawmakers. Full Text Amidst the ongoing impasse at the Liberian House of Representatives, … 

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