Guinea's ruling junta has rejected a UN call to lift a ban on political demonstrations, insisting protests should only be allowed during the election period in three years' time.
2022/06/01/guinea-junta-rejects-call-by-un-to-end-ban-on-protests
2022/06/01/guinea-junta-rejects-call-by-un-to-end-ban-on-protests
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