Home Resources Liberia Archives - Tenure Facility Liberia Archives - Tenure Facility Liberia was founded in 1822 by freed black slaves from Northern America, mostly the USA, who initially recognised the land rights of local communities and purchased land. Country Liberia Language English Region Africa Resource type Insights Strategic Pillars Indigenous Human Rights, Policies and Advocacy Topic Lands, forests and territories Organization The Tenure Facility View source More on this Insights 2016 Strengthening Indigenous land rights: 3 challenges to “free, prior and informed consent” FPIC (Free, Prior and Informed Consent) Rights & Advocacy Lands, forests and territories Global Articles Land Dispossession Without Compensation Lands, forests and territories Rights & Advocacy South Africa Africa Insights 2016 Indigenous Peoples and Communities face growing barriers to land ownership Rights & Advocacy Lands, forests and territories Global Insights Insights from farmer dialogues in Kalulushi, Zambia | ACB Lands, forests and territories Zambia Africa