Africa
September 25, 2020
Documenting Violence in Guinea During a Pandemic
When Guinea’s President Alpha Condé tried to get approval via a referendum in March for a new constitution that would allow him to run for a third term, violent clashes erupted across the country. The violence was at its worst in N’Zérékoré, the West African country’s second largest city.
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“They Let People Kill Each Other”
Violence in Nzérékoré During Guinea’s Constitutional Referendum and Legislative Elections
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Documenting Violence in Guinea During a Pandemic
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Guinea: Security Forces Failed to Stem Election Violence
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Liberia’s President Should Showcase Justice on International Stage
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South Africa: Widespread Xenophobic Violence
Implement National Action Plan; Hold Attackers Responsible
