Latest update: 10/02/2010 

- Guinea Conakry - Moussa Dadis Camara


Junta releases report on September 28th massacre

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Guinea's ruling military junta has released a report detailing whom they believe was behind the mass killings in the country on September 28th. They say the president was not involved and blame a renegade soldier for the massacre. But their version of events, and even the death toll, does not match the findings of a UN probe.

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Comments (1)

Bloody monday (28 Sept. 2009

by Anonyme - 19/02/2010 - 14:40

The official reports by the Guinean authorities is a white wash. It is simply a bundle of lies to cover the true criminals including current ministers such as PIVI. Guineans should call for the abolition of this band of terrorists known as soldiers.

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