Summary
The European Parliament condemns violence and human rights abuses in Guinea following attempts to extend presidential terms. 9 13.02.2020
Other
justice
election
government
human rights
public safety
international relations
Key points
- The European Parliament expresses deep concern regarding the political instability and human rights violations in Guinea.
- The motion calls for the President to respect constitutional limits on presidential mandates, specifically citing existing legal provisions.
- There is strong condemnation of the excessive and illegal use of force by security forces against peaceful protesters.
- The resolution demands an independent investigation into the deaths and injuries caused during recent demonstrations.
Documents (PDFs)
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the Republic of Guinea, notably violence towards protestors
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Guinea Conakry, notably violence towards protesters
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Guinea Conakry, notably violence towards protesters
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Guinea Conakry, notably violence towards protestors
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Guinea-Conakry, notably violence towards protesters
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Guinea Conakry, notably violence towards protesters
The Republic of Guinea, notably violence towards protesters
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