Monrovia, Aug. 7 -- In a rare show of bipartisan solidarity, the National Women's Leagues of three political parties-the Movement for Economic Empowerment (MOVEE), the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), and the Citizen Movement for Change (CMC)-have launched a scathing critique of President Joseph Boakai's administration, accusing it of staging a deceptive and selective fight against the country's deepening drug crisis.

In a joint statement, the groups called for urgent and sincere government action ahead of the August 7 National Anti-Drug Protest, saying Liberians, especially mothers, are tired of watching their children die from addiction while those in power protect the real enablers of the trade.

"We are raising our voices agains...