| 6,029,560 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Ghana ambassador is kidnapped, beaten and robbed by soldiers |
| 6,029,568 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Group stages anti-junta rally, and police fire tear gas |
| 6,029,575 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Group stages anti-junta rally |
| 6,029,581 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens march in support of opposition candidate and demand democratic elections |
| 6,029,588 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens protest threatened sanctions if junta ruler runs in elections |
| 6,029,595 |
11.3167 |
-12.2833 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens march against military ruler |
| 6,029,601 |
11.3167 |
-12.2833 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens hold one-day stay-at-home strike as junta leader is scheduled to parade through town |
| 6,029,606 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens hold rally to protest junta leader, and police open fire into the stadium |
| 6,029,612 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Soldiers attack youths the day after protest massacre |
| 6,029,618 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens hold anti-government rally and display victims of protest massacre |
| 6,029,623 |
9.1833296 |
-10.1 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens organize 'town on strike' day to protest massacre |
| 6,029,628 |
10.4008 |
-10.656 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens strike, protesting massacre of citizens at the hands of soldiers |
| 6,029,633 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Soldiers kidnap influential banker and force him to turn over his fortune |
| 6,029,639 |
10.4008 |
-10.656 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens strike, marking the one-month anniversary of the protest massacre |
| 6,029,644 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens go on 5-day hunger strike to mark massacre, but are arrested and forced to eat by soldiers |
| 6,029,649 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Soldiers open fire on President, wounding him and rendering him unable to speak for several days |
| 6,029,655 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens hold a pro-junta protest at the international airport. |
| 6,029,661 |
7.7478361 |
-8.8252497 |
Guinea |
|
A Christian woman hits a Muslim man with her shoe, prompting religious and ethnic clashes. |
| 6,029,668 |
11.49 |
-10.03 |
Guinea |
|
Villagers attack soldiers over alleged theft, prompting clashes and arrests. |
| 6,029,673 |
10.4008 |
-10.656 |
Guinea |
|
Lawyers strike, protesting executive interference in trials. |
| 6,029,678 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Rival party supporters clash before elections. |
| 6,029,683 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Thousands of Toure supporters rally after he misses the cut for the run-off. |
| 6,029,694 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens protest against alleged fraud and clash with rival party supporters. |
| 6,029,701 |
10.4008 |
-10.656 |
Guinea |
|
Rival ethnic groups clash amid stalled election results. |
| 6,029,708 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Citizens protest presidential election proceedings and attack rival party supporters. |
| 6,029,713 |
10.663721 |
-14.58444 |
Guinea |
|
Students riot to protest an incident of alleged negligence in which a student died in a hospital. Police use tear gas and clubs to break up the protest. |
| 6,029,718 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
An opposition political party stages protests. Police open fire. |
| 6,029,724 |
7.3491998 |
-9.1549997 |
Guinea |
|
Clashes are sparked by witch hunts and lynchings; the violence sets the indigenous Kpeles against ethnic Malinkes. |
| 6,029,731 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Military forces loyal to ousted dictator Moussa Camara and army chief Sekouba Konata fire rockets on the president's home in an unsuccessful coup-attempt. A gun battle occurs in which one of the president's security detail is killed. |
| 6,029,737 |
7.7478361 |
-8.8252497 |
Guinea |
|
Clashes erupt when regional authorities try to expropriate mineral rich land for the Guinean palm oil and rubber company (Soguipah). |
| 6,029,745 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
An opposition march is violently dispersed by paramilitary police. |
| 6,029,750 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Port workers strike against the port management company Bollore, demanding better working conditions. |
| 6,029,757 |
10.4008 |
-10.656 |
Guinea |
|
Employees in Guinea's largest bauxite mining company strike for pay raises. |
| 6,029,765 |
10.65 |
-14.6167 |
Guinea |
|
Hundreds of protesters, mostly students, demonstrated against the cutting of electricity in Port Kamsar. Some threw stones, and the army was called in to control the protest. One protester was killed by a gunshot wound while at least 30 others were injured. |
| 6,029,774 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Many were injured after police repressed a protest against the cutting of power durign the Cup of Nations football match between Mali and Guinea. |
| 6,029,782 |
10.1013 |
-12.7135 |
Guinea |
|
At least 13 were injured as protesters clashed with security force during a protest against the power outage during an African Cup of Nations football match. |
| 6,029,787 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Opposition leaders organized a rally to call for cleam elections. Police broke up the demonstration with tear gas, arresting dozens. |
| 6,029,795 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Opposition supporters attacked the HQ of the ruling party, claiming it was a response to aggression from ruling party supporters. Supporters of the ruling Rally for the Guinean People then attacked the building of the Party of Hope for National Development. |
| 6,029,805 |
10.033 |
-10.95 |
Guinea |
|
Employees of the Russian-owned Friguia refinery went on strike to demand higher pay. The union has also demanded that the government cancel Rusal's ownership of the refinery. |
| 6,029,812 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Police fired tear gas and beat several women protesting against alledged election corruption, leaving 20 of the 200 demonstrators injured. |
| 6,029,819 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Thousands of opposition protesters gathered to demonstrate against the delay in legislative polls. Police fired tear gas and beat several protesters, leaving at least 41 injured. |
| 6,029,828 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Over 200 data entry operators gathered outside the electoral commission building to demand payment of unpaid salaries, amounting to about 400 euros per person. Police fired tear gas and used truncheons to break up the crowd |
| 6,029,837 |
7.7807999 |
-8.9593496 |
Guinea |
|
Villagers vandilised facilities of Brazilian mining company Vale to protest its hiring of outside ethnic groups. Security forces fired on the villagers, killing 5. Dozens were injured and 30 arrested. Villagers retaliated, killing two soldiers. |
| 6,029,845 |
11.4167 |
-9.1667004 |
Guinea |
|
Demonstrators marched in Siguiri, setting up barricades and burning tires to protest rising crime. Security forces fired on the crowd, killing one. Demonstrators then attacked the military camp. |
| 6,029,853 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Police fired tear gas on a crowd of about 100 demonstrators, protesting electricity and water outages. |
| 6,029,862 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Security forces clashed with opposition protesters after preventing a protest against the continuing delays in legislative elections. In the clash about 27 protesters were arrested, and several protester and 20 paramilitary police officers were injured. Security forces also fired on a car holding three top opposition leaders. |
| 6,029,869 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
In an authorized protest, opposition leaders lead thousands of people in a demonstration to demand free and fair elections. Protesters also demonstrated against Waymark, the company brought in by the government to redo election lists. Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd, but no injuries were reported. |
| 6,029,878 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Malinke government supporters and Peul opponents clashed in Conakry the day after a major opposition protest. At least 46 people, including 13 police officers and gendarmes were lightly wounded and one was killed. |
| 6,029,890 |
9.5370302 |
-13.6785 |
Guinea |
|
Police clashed with youths who were part of a funeral procession for two opposition supporters. Several people were wounded. |
| 6,029,899 |
11.3167 |
-12.2833 |
Guinea |
|
Hundred of students marched to protest the firing of teacher Mariama Tata Diallo, who reportedly criticized the Guinean government in class. Police fired tear gas to break up the protest. |
