Guinea: was the stadium massacre a crime against humanity?
At the court in Conakry, Guinea, the possibility of the charges being reclassified as crimes against humanity at the last moment of the trial angered the defence.
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At the court in Conakry, Guinea, the possibility of the charges being reclassified as crimes against humanity at the last moment of the trial angered the defence.
The probe puts more legal pressure on Alpha Conde, already facing allegations of corruption, assassination and torture.
Guinea’s former military government leader Moussa Dadis Camara was recaptured and back in prison, his lawyer said, denying that the ex-leader had willingly participated in a jailbreak hours earlier and saying instead that he had been kidnapped by armed men. In a post on Facebook, lawyer Pepe Antoine Lamah said Camara was back in the Central House prison in the capital Conakry.Keep reading list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3At least seven people killed by police gunfire in Guinea protests list 2 of
Former Guinean dictator Moussa Dadis Camara was on Saturday taken from prison by a heavily armed commando during an operation that sparked heavy gunfire in the capital Conakry, lawyers and a judicial source said.
An airport source said no flights had taken off from Conakry’s international airport on Saturday morning as air traffic staff could not get to the airport from Kaloum, where they often spend the night.