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Five Years On, No Justice for Guinea Massacre

Guinean and international organizations have warned that the fifth anniversary of the September 28 massacre, during which more than 150 people were killed, should be the last before justice is done.

Guinea: 5 Years On, No Justice for Massacre - Let Anniversary Be the Last Before Justice Is Achieved

HRW, 27 September 2014

The fifth anniversary on September 28, 2014, of the Conakry stadium massacre should be the last before justice is done, seven Guinean and international organizations, in unity with… Read more »

Dozens of people were killed in 2009 at Conakry's Stade du 28 Septembre.

Guinea: Fifth Anniversary of Massacre At Pro-Democracy Rally in Guinea

State Department, 28 September 2014

Press Statement by Jen Psaki, Department Spokesperson Read more »
Guinea: Guinea - Stadium Massacre Victims Deserve Justice - On 4th Anniversary, Investigation Needs More Support

HRW, 27 September 2013

Those responsible for the 2009 stadium massacre, rapes, and other abuses by security forces in Guinea have yet to be brought to account four years after the crimes were committed,… Read more »
Guinea: Guinea's Halting Fight Against Impunity

UNIRIN, 30 August 2013

Since 2012, in an unprecedented effort in the country, top security officials in Guinea have been indicted for alleged crimes against civilians. But the indictments have yet to… Read more »
Guinea: High-Level Charges in 2009 Massacre

HRW, 3 July 2013

Guinea's domestic panel of judges investigating the country's 2009 stadium massacre and rapes has taken a significant step in charging a high-level suspect, who is expected to be… Read more »
Guinea: Human Rights Reports - Guinea

State Department, 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 »
Guinea: Report Highlights Need to Ensure Justice for Stadium Massacre in Guinea

IFEX, 12 December 2012

The Guinean government should increase support to the domestic investigation of the September 28, 2009 massacre, rapes, and other abuses to enable fair, credible prosecutions of… Read more »
Guinea: Justice for Staduim Massacre in Guinea

HRW, 5 December 2012

Last September, Guinean security forces massacred and raped scores of opposition supporters and demonstrators at a rally in Conakry. In a new report, HRW's Corinne Dufka says these… Read more »

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Guinea Massacre Prosecutions Bring Hope for Justice

The indictment of a former minister and the prosecution of an army officer allegedly involved in events of September 28, 2009, during which more than 157 people were killed and ... Read more »
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Guinea: Major Breakthrough in Stadium Massacre Investigation

Rights experts say the decision by judges to charge a top army officer for alleged involvement in crimes against civilians is an unprecedented opening up to the rule of law. Read more »
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Five Years On, No Justice for Guinea Massacre

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Guinea Massacre Prosecutions Bring Hope for Justice

Guinea: Major Breakthrough in Stadium Massacre Investigation

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