News Guinea Justice: Yes, victims can bring Gambia’s dictator to justice
here’s why Jammeh is unlikely to face justice soon”) lists atrocities attributed to the former dictator of Gambia, Yahya Jammeh, who now lives in exile in Equatorial Guinea. Her litany ...
News Guinea Justice: Angry protests held in Guinea, France for murdered researcher [Video]
![Angry protests held in Guinea, France for murdered researcher [Video]](/img/noticias/201907/angry-protests-held-in-guinea-france-for "Angry protests held in Guinea, France for murdered researcher [Video]")
Hundreds of people gathered in the cities of Conakry, Rouen and Paris over the weekend to protest racist violence after a Guinean academic, Mamoudou Barry, was murdered in Normandy last Friday by a man who had shouted racist insults. The suspect is said to be suffering from a mental illness.Demonstrators
News Guinea Justice: Equatorial Guinea: A Move to Rejoin Anti-Corruption Group
Press Release - Equatorial Guinea is seeking to rejoin a group that works to curb corruption in resource-rich countries, Human Rights Watch, EG Justice, and Publish What You Pay-US said today. The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) requires transparency around oil, gas, and mining revenue and activities and respect for civil society. The group delisted Equatorial Guinea in 2010, in part over concerns about its repression of civil society.
News Guinea Justice: Thousands flee erupting Papua New Guinea volcano
KOKOPO, PAPUA NEW GUINEA - An erupting volcano in Papua New Guinea that ... Hong Kong was plunged into chaos again on Thursday as protesters rallied outside the justice secretary's offices, blocking ...
News Guinea Justice: PNG leader appoints acting justice minister/Attorney General
A formal appointment of Papua New Guinea's new Minister for Justice and Attorney General is not expected until next week. This follows the resignation by Esa'ala MP Davis Steven from the posts last ...
News Guinea Justice: Texas couple sentenced for enslaving West African girl for more than 16 years
the U.S. Department of Justice announced Monday. Mohamed Touré and Denise Cros-Touré, who are citizens of Guinea and lawful permanent residents of the U.S., were also ordered to pay their victim ...
News Guinea Justice: Couple gets 7 years in prison for forcing young girl to work in their home for 16 years
but may lose their US immigration status and be deported to Guinea, the Justice Department said. "I hope that today's sentence brings some measure of justice and healing to the victim, who suffered ...
