Guinea: Unnecessary use of force against peaceful rally must not go unpunished

By Amnesty International

The Guinean authorities must conduct a swift and independent investigation to identify those responsible for the violent repression of a peaceful rally on 16 October that left three journalists injured, said Amnesty International. Thirteen journalists were arbitrarily arrested during the event in the capital, Conakry, staged by media professionals to demand the lifting of restrictions […] The post Guinea: Unnecessary use of force against peaceful rally must not go unpunished appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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