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African Women, Women Of The Third World,

African Women, Women Of The Third World,

Guinea West Africa obtained it’s Independence in 1958, as a consequence of its rejection on de Gaulle’s proposed new constitution.  A socialist republic was immediately declared.  The current Guinea government is now based on a constitution that was adopted in 1990 and went into effect in 1991.  The new constitution established Guinea as a republic (Guinea, 1).  This choice was to have important repercussions for the Guinean masses, imposing gigantic pressures on them.  However, what happened to the Guinean woman?  Where did she stand in the new order?	
     Guinea was and is in a state of evolution, while still bearing the deep imprint of its cultural past.  Ancestral values die-hard.  In addition, in certain places and some circles they hold sway.  However, it must be emphasized that Guinea is one of the countries that included the integration of women it its political program.  It is one of the first states to promote a policy of integration and emancipation of women.
     When it was necessary to oppose the reactionary forces which sought to keep Guinea under colonial domination, “the women of Guinea armed

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