The authorities in Guinea have released three civil society activists who had spent between four and 10 months in prison.
The men, from the National Front for the Defence of the Constitution, were freed after a day of protests against the military junta which seized power in September 2021.
The organisers of the rallies say seven people died and dozens were wounded in clashes with the security forces.
Hospitals reported just two deaths.
They were the latest in a series of demonstrations against the military leaders, who have delayed a return to civilian rule.