24.02.2010 - Source:Amnesty International 

"“They ripped off my clothes with their knives and left me completely naked”: Voices of women and girl victims of sexual violence [AFR 29/002/2010]"

Report on rape and sexual violence during the 28 September 2009 demonstration and the days that followed [ID 134549]

24.02.2010 - Source:Amnesty International 

"“You did not want the military, so now we are going to teach you a lesson”: The events of 28 September 2009 and their aftermath [AFR 29/001/2010]"

Report on human rights violations committed on 28 September 2009 an during the following days [ID 134550]

16.02.2010 - Source:Committee to Protect Journalists 

"Attacks on the Press 2009"

Annual report on press freedom in 2009 [ID 134226]

11.02.2010 - Source:World Organisation Against Torture

"M. Mouktar Diallo enfin libre !"

Human rights activist Mouktar Diallo released after more than 2 months in detention [ID 134015]

09.02.2010 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Guinea counts cost as religious clashes kill two" , Author: Agence France-Presse

2 killed in weekend clashes between Muslims and Christians
[ID 133641]

08.02.2010 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Three dead in eastern Guinea religious clashes" , Author: Reuters - AlertNet

Southeastern Guinea: At least 3 people have been killed and dozens more wounded in clashes between Muslims and Christians that have entered their third day, witnesses and officials said [ID 133577]

08.02.2010 - Source:Integrated Regional Information Network 

"Medical supplies, humanitarian flight blocked after clashes"

Southeastern Guinea: Tensions following clashes in N'zérékoré are hampering the movement of some humanitarian workers and supplies, according to the UN [ID 133654]

06.02.2010 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Muslims, Christians clash in southern Guinea" , Author: Reuters - AlertNet

South Guinea: Police broke up a street dispute between Christians and Muslims, witnesses said, adding that several people had been wounded by stone-throwing [ID 133574]

02.02.2010 - Source:BBC News 

"Guinea aide blamed for massacre"

A renegade soldier was solely responsible for massacring protesters at a rally last September, an inquiry backed by the ruling junta has said [ID 133287]

21.01.2010 - Source:World Organisation Against Torture

" Menaces contre plusieurs syndicalistes"

Several trade unionists receive telephone threats due to their ethnic backgrounds
[ID 132582]

21.01.2010 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Junta officially names Dore prime minister" , Author: Reuters - AlertNet

Military junta names veteran opposition politician Jean-Marie Dore as Prime Minister of  transitional government [ID 132589]

20.01.2010 - Source:Human Rights Watch 

"World Report 2010"

Annual report on the human rights situation in 2009 [ID 132427]

19.01.2010 - Source:BBC News 

"Guinea junta 'names civilian PM'"

Guinea chooses opposition leader Jean-Marie Dore as prime minister to oversee a return to civilian rule, officials say [ID 132320]

16.01.2010 - Source:Guardian 

"Guinea leader takes sick leave"

Military leader Camara says he will be taking time off in Burkina Faso  in order to recover from assassination attempt; he agreed that General Sekouba Konate manages return to civilian rule [ID 132206]

01.2010 - Source:Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Germany)

"Blickpunkt Guinea: Politische Entwicklung und aktuelle Lage"

Report on current political situation [ID 134503]

25.12.2009 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Human Rights Campaigner Detained in Guinea" , Author: Voice of America

Human rights officials are calling for the release of a prominent human rights worker jailed without charge because of an interview he gave about the September killing of opposition demonstrators
[ID 131430]

18.12.2009 - Source:Integrated Regional Information Network 

"Bracing for tomorrow, but what about today?"

Access to water, health care and education seriously affected by current political and security situation [ID 131145]

17.12.2009 - Source:BBC News 

"Guinea massacre 'humanity crime'"

Massacre of 157 protesters was crime against humanity, investigation by Human Rights Watch says [ID 131076]

17.12.2009 - Source:New York Times

"Former Presidential Guard Chief in Guinea Says He Shot Junta Leader"

Former presidential guard chief Diakite claims to have shot junta leader Camara, because he allegedly ordered the killing of pro-democracy demonstrators
[ID 131139]

16.12.2009 - Source:Human Rights Watch 

"Bloody Monday"

Report on the 28 September massacre and rapes by the security forces (prelude to the massacre; massacre at the stadium in Conakry; rape and sexual assault by security forces) [ID 130937]

16.12.2009 - Source:Guardian 

"Guinea aide admits shooting Camara"

Abubakar Diakite, former presidential guard chief, admits to firing at junta leader Camara; he remains at large [ID 130960]

16.12.2009 - Source:World Organisation Against Torture

"Poursuite de la détention arbitraire de M. Mouktar Diallo"

Human rights activist Mouktar Diallo still arbitrarily detained [ID 131085]

14.12.2009 - Source:Guardian 

"Guinea warns against intervention"

Guinea's military leadership has warned that any deployment of foreign troops in the country would be considered an act of war [ID 130802]

13.12.2009 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Ethnic tensions simmer in crisis-struck Guinea" , Author: Reuters - AlertNet

Article on ethnic tensions
[ID 130769]

09.12.2009 - Source:Guardian 

"Guinea accuses France of being complicit in shooting of leader"

Conakry: More than 60 people arrested in search for would-be assassin of military leader Camara; reports of suspects being tortured
[ID 130534]