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Alliance Guinea Report on President Condé’s Presentation to NDI

– On Monday afternoon, advocates of democracy and human rights; senior staff of the National Democratic Institute (NDI), Center for Strategic International Studies (CSIS), the National Endowment for Democracy (NED);  dignitaries including the American Ambassador to Guinea and Guinean Ambassador to the United States; international development [Continue]

Restore immediately the freedoms of press and expression in Guinea

Alliance Guinea is deeply troubled by the Guinean authorities’ order forbidding all media coverage – including online media – of the attack against President Conde’s residence and also outlawing all political talk shows until further notice.  This flagrant violation of Guineans’ constitutional right to free press and free [Continue]

Statement on the attack against President Conde/ Declaration sur l’attaque contre le president Conde

Alliance Guinea is saddened by reports of an attempt on the life of President Alpha Conde and attack on his family’s residence. We condemn the use of violence, which risks jeopardizing the historic democratic accomplishments Guineans have made over the past year. We know that further details about this attack will emerge in the coming [Continue]

Communiqué from the Mouvement Social Guinéen

Posting on behalf of the Mouvement Social Mouvement Social Guinéen (CNOSCG-INTER CENTRALE-INTER SYNDICALE-CPEG) DECLARATION N°2 La République de Guinée, par l’élection réussie du 7 Novembre 2010 sanctionnée par des résultats acceptés, vient de franchir une étape décisive de son retour à l’ordre constitutionnel. C’est le fruit [Continue]

In NY: Guineans vote and Alliance Guinea provides neutrality and a way for ordinary citizens to monitor their own elections (The New York Times)

Important: Change of venue for Guineans voting in New York City

AVIS La Mission permanente de la République de Guinée auprès des Nations Unies a le regret de porter a la connaissance des membres de la communauté guineenne de New York et alentours et des Partis politiques que l’adresse des bureaux de vote préalablement communiquée pour la tenue du deuxième tour du scrutin présidentiel prévu le [Continue]

Sunday 11/7 is E-DAY!! Guinea Election Monitoring from New York City and Beyond!

This is FINALLY it! After months of setbacks, false alarms and doubts about the run-off between the top two candidates, there is reason to believe that the date of November 7 will actually hold. The fate of Guinea’s transition to civilian rule will be determined THIS COMING WEEKEND. And here’s how YOU can help! Join us [Continue]

High-tech citizen monitoring system relaunches for historic and volatile presidential runoff in Guinea

Guinea Vote 2010 Witness crowd-sourcing system using Ushahidi technology New York, NY & Conakry, Guinea, October 18, 2010 – Following months of uncertainty around the historic presidential election run-offs in Guinea and the long-awaited announcement of the new election date of October 24, volunteer groups are re-launching the citizen [Continue]

Stop those promoting hatred: A call from the Guinean community of Lille, France

ARRETONS LES HAINEUX, POUR CELA IDENTIFIONS LES Le 1er octobre 2010, la communauté guinéenne de Lille s’est réunie en assemblée générale pour se souvenir des massacres du 28 septembre 2009. La jeunesse guinéenne, nombreuse lors de cette assemblée, a souligné, à travers différentes prises de paroles : - qu’elle est consciente de la [Continue]

A call for unity: Youngest CNT member’s speech on the anniversary of September 28

Speech prepared by Abdoulaye Diallo on the occasion of the community meeting in New York City hosted by Alliance Guinea and the Institute for African Studies at Columbia University on September 28, 2010. Good evening ladies and gentlemen! First of all, allow me to thank alliance Guinea and Columbia University for hosting this evening conference. [Continue]

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