Death Toll Mounts in Guinea Clashes
Inter-ethnic clashes have claimed the lives of scores of Guineans in Nzerekore, the country's second largest city, and other outlaying areas when violence broke out between the Guerze and Konianke tribes.
Inter-ethnic violence.
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Guinea: Ethnic Tensions Likely to Delay Elections
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, 6 December 2011
Politics remain ethnically divisive in Guinea a year after violent clashes marred a bitterly divided Presidential election. read more »
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Guinea: Human Rights Reports - Guinea (document)
United States Department of State, 19 April 2013
Guinea is a republic. In 2010 the country inaugurated Alpha Conde, the candidate of the Rally of the Guinean People (RPG) Party and longtime opposition leader, as its first ... read more »
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Guinea: Guinea Again! (editorial)
The Point, 6 March 2013
At least eight people have been reported dead in Guinea, since the latest political protest and disturbances in the West African country. read more »
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Guinea: Justice and Dialogue Must Respond to Violence (press release)
International Federation for Human Rights, 21 March 2013
FIDH and its member organisation in Guinea, OGDH, remain highly concerned about the current political and security situation in Conakry. Certain areas of Conakry remain the scene ... read more »
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The absence of an elected parliament in Guinea has fuelled ethnic tensions and threatened to reverse hard-won gains, observers say. Read more »
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