Mali
In August 2020, a political crisis resulted in the toppling of Mali's government in a military coup. The country’s human rights situation remains fragile amid ongoing abuses by armed Islamist groups, ethnically allied militias, and government security forces. Civilians continue to absorb the heavy cost of violence from all sides, with the near-total impunity for abuses exacerbating an already precarious humanitarian situation.
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Mali: Basketball Federation Covers Up Sexual Assault of Girls
Government, IOC, FIBA Should Investigate Players’ Allegations
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Mali: Killings, ‘Disappearances’ in Military Operations
Investigate Alleged Security Force Abuses in Mopti Region
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Mali: Security Forces Use Excessive Force at Protests
Opposition Leaders Should Discourage Further Violence by Supporters
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News
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New Pledges to End Child Marriage in Francophone Africa
Governments Need to Match Commitments with Action
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Mali: Basketball Federation Covers Up Sexual Assault of Girls
Government, IOC, FIBA Should Investigate Players’ Allegations
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Mali: Killings, ‘Disappearances’ in Military Operations
Investigate Alleged Security Force Abuses in Mopti Region
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The human rights of older women
Submission to the UN Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons
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When Will There be Justice for Mali Massacre?
Two Years Since Over 150 Civilians Killed in Ogossagou Village
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Lessons for French Forces in Mali
European Court of Human Rights Reiterates Obligation to Investigate Alleged War Crimes
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Mali/France: Investigate French Airstrike Killing 19
Credible, Impartial Inquiry Needed into Alleged Civilian Deaths
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Attacks on Students, Teachers, and Schools Surge in Africa’s Sahel
First International Day to Protect Education from Attack Addresses Violations Globally
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Mali: Transition Authorities Should Promote Justice
Respect Judicial Independence, Address Accountability for Atrocities
