This week the Guinea-Bissau popular National Assembly approved the Law on Military Discipline by majority of votes- over 60-, but suspended the debate on the draft law of the Code of Military Justice, on the grounds that MPs need to conduct a deeper analysis.
Parliament approved military discipline law but suspended debate on Code of Military Justice
- 18 June 2015
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