Guinée50 wonders whether Thierno Siré Diallo hunger strike to raise awareness for all the Guineans who disappeared in the past 40 years is helping the reconciliation process or not (fr).
Written byLova Rakotomalala
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Thierno, as all of us from the Association of Camp Boiro Victims are demanding the Guinean transition government just to tell us where are the common graves in which the bodies of our relatives have been burried and show a willingness to start the reconciliation process.