CLEAN : Guinea opposition pulls out of sham presidential elections

The IFDG criticizes the government for not adhering to democratic norms and decides to withdraw from the current electoral process. They reject the results of the October 11, 2015 elections, citing them as a sham, and express their intent to use legal means, including peaceful protests, to oppose the current authorities. The IFDG urges the people of Guinea to remain vigilant in defending democratic gains and calls for international support to establish a truly democratic state that respects human rights.

Why did the IFDG decide to withdraw from the electoral process?

• To support the current electoral process

• To promote the government's policies

• Because of the government's refusal to adhere to democratic rules

• Due to the government's compliance with democratic norms

What action did the IFDG take regarding its representatives in electoral structures?

• Requested them to organize new elections

• Encouraged them to continue their activities

• Called for them to cease all activities

• Asked them to increase their involvement

What is the IFDG's stance on the election results of October 11, 2015?

• They accepted the results

• They supported the results

• They rejected the results

• They were indifferent to the results

What legal means does the IFDG intend to use to protest?

• Negotiating with the government

• Peaceful demonstrations

• Armed rebellion

• Ignoring the issue

Who does the IFDG call upon for support in defending democratic rights?

• Only the Guinean people

• Only the Guinean government

• The international community and the Guinean people

• Only the international community