CONAKRY (Reuters) - At least one person was killed and several wounded on Monday during an protest in Guinea over the results of a September 28 parliamentary election, a witness and a security official said.
Guinea's opposition parties called their supporters to the streets to protest a Supreme Court decision that rejected complaints about the results of the election, meant to cap the transition to civilian rule after a 2008 military coup.
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