Guinea's former military ruler, Moussa Dadis Camara, has received a pardon for his role in a horrific stadium massacre.
This pardon, granted due to health concerns, comes less than a year after his 20-year sentence for crimes against humanity.
The 2009 massacre resulted in over 150 deaths and numerous rapes during a pro-democracy rally.
Camara's conviction last year followed a lengthy trial, encompassing the tragic events and their devastating consequences.
