A woman has full legal capacity under Guinean law and enjoys all civil, civic and political rights on an equal footing with men.

Article 286 of the Civil Code provides that

According to Guinean law, a married woman retains her financial independence vis à vis her husband.

Strengthening the Guinean Programme for Primary Health Care (PEV SSP ME) on the basis of the Bamako initiative.

The Central African Republic has three types of climate a Guinean forest or equatorial climate in the south, a Sudano Guinean or intertropical climate in the centre, and a Sudano Sahelian or south Sahelian climate in the north.

For example, the following articles of the Criminal Code define the scope of anti prostitution sanctions

While widely practised, it is an activity that is still rejected and condemned by Guinean society.

Articles 660 ff of Guinea's Civil Code provide that any individual may conclude a contract so long as he or she has not been declared incapable by law .

Registration of the marriage by the officer of the civil registry is required by Articles 214 ff of the Guinean Civil Code.

This discriminatory provision of the current Civil Code has been corrected in the draft amendments the choice of conjugal home is now defined by mutual agreement.

With respect to the woman's administration and disposal of her property, article 325 of the Civil Code declares A married woman has full legal capacity.

The provisions of the Convention may be invoked before the courts, because they have been incorporated into domestic Guinean law and are translated into the eight national languages, through the Passport to Equality.

This capacity is protected by article 325 of the Civil Code A married woman has full legal capacity.

These efforts, which extend across all levels of Guinean society, are bringing about a salutary change in behaviour that will help to reduce the number of AIDS cases in Guinea.

Generally speaking, the provisions of Guinea's Criminal Code do not discriminate against women the code speaks only of the perpetrator ( author ), and does not mention the sex of the offender.

According to article 325 of the Guinean Civil Code, a married woman retains the administration, enjoyment and free disposal of her personal belongings and of the property that she acquires through the exercise of an independent vocation.

The Constitution adopted by referendum on 11 November 2001 updated and reformed the Guinean legal system to guarantee and protect the real and effective exercise of a whole series of rights, including those of women.

When it comes to the nationality of minors, Guinean law reflects the twin principles of determination of nationality by filiation and by place of birth, within the meaning of international law and of comparative law.

This is particularly the case with ASFEGMASSI, the Fondation Espoir Guinée, SIDALERTE and, since May 2001, the network of NGOs against AIDS (ROSIGUI).

Nadine Bari (NB) I first arrived in Guinea in January of 1964 to follow my Guinean husband. We were both quite thrilled to have the opportunity to put our diplomas and youthful energy to use for the development of the newly independent nation (not for the regime at the time though).

The National Health Development Plan adopted at the programming workshop of 28 May to 1 June 2010 sic calls for establishing by 2010 an accessible health system capable of meeting the health needs of the population, and helping to reduce poverty.

His efforts to undermine regional stability range from an assassination attempt against Guinean President Lansana Conte earlier this year, to which he has been linked, to using his fortune to influence Liberia s elections, setting the stage for his allies to win.