Guinea’s junta has pardoned ex-dictator Moussa “Dadis” Camara, who was serving a 20-year sentence for the 2009 stadium massacre that killed at least 157 protesters and saw dozens of women raped. The victims were demonstrating against Camara’s presidential ambitions following his 2008 coup. Though the military blamed “uncontrolled” troops, witnesses said Camara’s presidential guards encircled… Read More »Guinea Junta Pardons Ex-dictator Convicted for 2009 Massacre
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