| 5,610,863 |
5.2728 |
-3.5927 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Dozens of supporters of the National Coalition for Change protested in Gagnoa, Aboisso, Bonoua, and Guiglo. In Bonoua, they set up roadblocks and police dispersed them using tear gas. |
| 5,610,868 |
6.31667 |
-5.98333 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Dozens of supporters of the National Coalition for Change protested in Gagnoa, Aboisso, Bonoua, and Guiglo. In Gagnoa, some seriuos injuries were reported due to clashes with police. It is unclear whether perhaps three babies died from inhaling tear gas. |
| 5,610,873 |
6.56667 |
-8.41667 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Dozens of supporters of the National Coalition for Change protested in Gagnoa, Aboisso, Bonoua, and Guiglo. In Guiglo, clashes with police left one dead. |
| 5,610,878 |
5.34111 |
-4.02809 |
Ivory Coast |
|
During protests in Abidjan reportedly led by the National Coalition for Change, at least two protesters were arrested. |
| 5,610,883 |
5.95 |
-5.25 |
Ivory Coast |
|
In Divo, youth from the National Coalition for Change held a brief march to demand the release of political prisoners and a recomposition of the electoral commission. They were quickly dispersed by the authorities. |
| 5,610,887 |
9.51 |
-7.56917 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Security forces were deployed to the north after attacks were committed just across the border in the Malian town of Fakola. UN forces confirmed their presence as a "support mission". |
| 5,610,890 |
5.20194 |
-3.735 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Young people set up roadblocks to prevent vehciles entering or exiting Grand Basam over their eviction and the demolition of parts of their village. |
| 5,610,894 |
5.34111 |
-4.02809 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Ivorian police dispersed a demonstration of government contractors protesting against payment for overdue bills organized by SYNAFECI in front of the presidential palace. |
| 5,610,897 |
6.75194 |
-7.39111 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Protests against the exhumation of bodies of relatives killed in post-election violence in 2010/2011. |
| 5,610,900 |
5.34111 |
-4.02809 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Ministry of Commerce agents on strike for better living conditions. |
