VOICED: Search for justice goes on a year after Guinea massacre

The transcript discusses a tragic protest in Guinea where the military shot over 150 people and raped many women, leaving a lasting impact on survivors. Despite the appointment of judges to investigate, justice remains elusive due to a lack of accountability. Guinea's history of undemocratic governance is highlighted, with recent elections offering a glimmer of hope. The international community, including the UN, is monitoring the situation, with potential intervention if Guinea's justice system fails to act.

What was the outcome of the protest against the military junta in Guinea?

• The army shot and killed over 150 people and raped many women.

• The protest was peaceful and led to reforms.

• The protest resulted in the resignation of the military junta.

• The protest was ignored by the international community.

What is a major issue in Guinea that hinders justice for past crimes?

• Economic instability

• Lack of international support

• Absence of a legal system

• Lack of accountability

What significant political event occurred in Guinea in June?

• A peace treaty with neighboring countries

• Free elections for the first time

• A military coup

• The establishment of a new constitution

What role does the international community play in Guinea's pursuit of justice?

• They are waiting to see if the Guinean justice system will act.

• They have imposed economic sanctions.

• They have sent peacekeeping forces.

• They have taken over the investigation.

What has the United Nations described the massacre as?

• A minor incident

• A crime against humanity

• An internal affair

• A resolved issue