Bissau: High Command Lifts Political Restrictions · Global Voices
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The High Military Command of Guinea-Bissau has announced the relaxation of some restrictions and will begin to authorize party meetings and congresses. However, marches and protests continue to be prohibited.
BISSAU-The High Military Command, the central body of the transition in Guinea-Bissau, announced on 5 November 2026 a partial easing of the ban on political activities. The measure which will enter into force on 24 November, comes two days after the first anniversary of the military coup of 26 November 2025, which had overthrown the President of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau.
The High Military Command of Guinea-Bissau announced today a relaxation of restrictions on political and party activity, allowing meetings, but maintaining the prohibition of rallies and demonstrations from 24 November.
On Friday, the ruling junta in Guinea-Bissau announced a partial easing of the restrictions on the activities of political parties following the coup d'état of November 2025, but did not re-authorize the meetings, according to a communiqué from the high military command. This West African country has been led since 26 November 2025, the day before the provisional results of the presidential and legislative elections were announced, by military p…
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