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GUINEE: Le nouveau chef du gouvernement devrait s’attaquer aux atteintes aux droits humains
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GUINEA: The new chief of the government would owe S? to attack with the infringements of the human rights
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GUINEA: The new chief of the government would owe S? to attack with the infringements of the human rights [new]


[August 14, 2008]? The new chief of the Guinean government should place the chronic problems of the country as regards human rights in the forefront of his agenda, declared Human Rights Watch in a letter addressed to the Prime Minister Ahmed Tidiane Souaré and made public aujourd? today.

If the Souaré Prime Minister wants to break with the past, it must insist that the members of the forces of safety responsible for murder, rapes and tortures are translated into justice.

Among the principal problems requiring an immediate attention on behalf of the Guinean government, Human Rights Watch identified L? impunity for illegal executions, the acts of torture, the conditions reigning in the prisons, the child work and the traffic D? children.

“L? does persistent inaction of the government vis-a-vis the serious infringements of the human rights make wrong to the ordinary Guinean citizens”, declared Dustin Sharp, researcher for L? Africa of L? French-speaking west with Human Rights Watch. “If the Souaré Prime Minister wants to break with the past, it must insist that the members of the forces of safety responsible for murder, rapes and tortures are translated into justice. ”

Was These last years, Guinea shaken by a civil agitation to which the forces of L? order generally answered by an excessive and brutal recourse to the force. In January and February 2007, the forces of safety violently repressed a general strike launched to protest against the corruption, the bad governorship and the deterioration of the economic situation, causing the death of more than 130 demonstrators. Eighteen months later, a Commission D? independent investigation installation to inquire into these deaths N? is still not operational.

Chronic forms of violence endorsed by L? State continue without weakening. Human Rights Watch documented the acts of torture usually practised by the police force on prisoners to tear off consents to them, as well as the seriously defective conditions reigning in the Guinean prison system dilapidated and undermined by the exactions. Many prisoners, including children, stagnate during years in confined cells where they are confronted with the hunger, the disease, and sometimes with died before even D? to be judged or released.

“During too a long time, the successive leaders in Guinea remained in withdrawal and N? dealt anything with the attacks known and spread with the human rights”, Sharp added. “Is the message sent to the forces of safety that violence and L? are indiscipline acceptable, and C? is something of very dangerous there. ”

Did Human Rights Watch also criticize the government for its persistent incapacity to set up sufficient protections against the child work, the traffic D? children and ill-treatment of the children. Tens of thousands D? do domestic hard-working children in Guinea work jusqu? at 6 p.m. per day without remuneration, and frequently blows, sexual harassment and ill treatments on behalf of their employers undergo. Living under conditions S? connecting with L? do slavery, some make L? object of traffic since nearby countries or with L? interior even of Guinea. It N? does not exist protection system of L? childhood to guarantee a regular control of the wellbeing of the children and, if necessary, to allow qu? they are withdrawn from the houses where they are maltreated.

Souaré was appointed Prime Minister in May 2008 after Lansana Kouyaté was dismissed by Lansana Conté, the Guinean, suffering and authoritative president. Did Souaré make a gesture for L? improvement of the disastrous assessment of the country as regards human rights by supporting creation D? a national Observatory of the Rights of L? independent man charged to promote the human rights. But no measurement N? was still taken to translate into justice the members of the services of safety of Guinea which made serious violations of the human rights.

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