Guinea Families of murdered Guinean protesters await justice after 7 years Justice has been delayed for the over 150 people murdered, thousands injured and more than 100 women raped during an opposition protest against ...
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Democratic Republic Of Congo Security forces in DRC disperse protesters with tear gas and warning shots
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