Mali
Mali’s humanitarian and human rights situation remains dire amid ongoing abuses by armed Islamist groups, state security forces, and government-allied foreign fighters. Civilians continue to absorb the heavy cost of violence from all sides. In March 2022, Malian and allied security forces allegedly summarily executed over 300 men, including suspected Islamist fighters, in Moura, central Mali. The military junta since 2022 has increasingly tightened the space for freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. Since the conclusion in November 2022 of Operation Barkhane, the nine-year French-led counterinsurgency campaign in Mali, the transitional government deepened its military and diplomatic ties with Russia.
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Mali: New Atrocities by Malian Army, Apparent Wagner Fighters
AU, ECOWAS Should Press for End to Violations, Urge Accountability
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Mali: Mounting Islamist Armed Group Killings, Rape
UN Peacekeepers’ Departure Complicates Efforts for Security; Provide Aid
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Mali: Coordinated Massacres by Islamist Armed Groups
Increase Protection Capabilities of Security Forces, UN Peacekeepers
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Russian Veto Puts Rights in Mali at Risk
Ensure Continued Monitoring and Reporting of Rights Abuses, Accountability
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Mali: New Atrocities by Malian Army, Apparent Wagner Fighters
AU, ECOWAS Should Press for End to Violations, Urge Accountability
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Mali: Girls’ Coach Gets Life Ban for Sex Abuse
FIBA Punishes 5 Basketball Officials But Needs to Exclude Abusers, Protect Witnesses
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Mali: Mounting Islamist Armed Group Killings, Rape
UN Peacekeepers’ Departure Complicates Efforts for Security; Provide Aid
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UN Peacekeeping Mission in Mali to End
MINUSMA Exit Raises Serious Concerns for Rights Monitoring, Accountability
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WNBA Stars Condemn Sex Abuse of Mali Players
Nearly 2 Years On, International Basketball Association Has Yet to Take Action
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