Whatever one thinks of the recent coup in Guinea, it appears to be a fait accompli, and as a result, even those who loathe the method need to turn their focus toward making sure that its aftermath results in a better country. There will be lots of talk about how to accomplish this — democratization, development, and the like. Undoubtedly, one of these hopes for Guinea's future was expressed by Alhassane Camara, national secretary of Civil Society Organisations for Youth, who argues “If you want to maintain peace, then you must give people justice."