Bah Oury: "Let the followers of violence know that the Guineans are fed up ..."

I completely agree with the United States, when there is a violation of rights, that they must be condemned, they must be sanctioned, that is what will allow those in power to be much more attentive within the framework of the respect of the rights of the citizens.

I hope that Guinea will put an end to this question of political prisoners and political tensions, the entire political class, those who are in the opposition and those who find themselves in a position of responsibility, must know that the question responsibility and peace in Guinea is an essential issue at the present time.

Precisely on this issue, the American diplomatic representation also calls on the Guinean Government to respect human rights and quickly organize the trials of people in detention, but the Guinean government replied while stressing that it is not an obstacle to respect.

human rights.

People have to change their method, people have to realize that stability is not just a matter for the government but for all of us.

If we want things to go in the right direction, both those who are in opposition and those who are on the side of power, must change the paradigm and put the issue of stability as a question of their own.

Now, those who are followers of violence, it goes without saying that they must realize that Guinean society is fed up with this.

It should not be seen as if it is an encouragement to protest, but the right to demonstrate is also an aspect that is within the framework of public freedoms and fundamental freedoms in a multi-party environment.

Also, the authorities must have more pedagogy, not only use the repressive approach believing that it is enough to lock up or arrest someone to prevent him from thinking as he wants to think.

In this interview, the president of the Udrg party also returns to the recent declaration of the American embassy in Conakry, questioning the Alpha Condé regime on human rights violations in particular and the detention of political leaders.

The United States can only wish that the judicial trials be expedited to allow the release of those who will not be held on a guilty basis and to allow us, as opponents, to use political means to have them released like us.

are in the process of doing so now.

There are political detainees, that justice accelerate the judicial procedure, that is a question which is the responsibility of the Guinean authorities.

A government concerned with respecting the principles of citizens' rights will necessarily have an opposition that will pay much more attention in the exploitation of certain initiatives likely to create disorder.

When there is a violation of rights, it goes without saying that a country concerned with respecting human rights can only sanction and denounce them.

The Guinean authorities must assume their responsibilities, with security, stability and peace in Guinea above all..

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