Guinea urged to investigate opposition protest deaths

28 September 2011 Three protesters have been killed during clashes between police and demonstrators at an oppostion rally in Conakry. The Guinean authorities must immediately carry out an investigation into the deaths of three protesters killed during clashes between police and demonstrators at a banned opposition rally in the capital Conakry on Tuesday, Amnesty International said today.On the eve of the second anniversary of a massacre where more than 150 people were killed by security forces in Conakry, protestors were stopped on their way to a stadium by police using live rounds, tear…

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