Guinea

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The authorities suspended political parties and media outlets and maintained a ban on protests. Critics were subjected to enforced disappearances and abductions. A pardon granted to a former head of state convicted of crimes against humanity jeopardized access to justice and effective remedies for victims of the most serious crimes. The labour rights of workers at a state-owned rubber tree and oil palm company were abused. The authorities took measures to protect forest resources.

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