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 is necessary for Guinea to achieve peace according to the text?

How has the international community reacted to the situation in Guinea?