Mali
Mali’s human rights situation deteriorated in 2019 as hundreds of civilians were killed in numerous incidents by ethnic self-defense groups, most for their perceived support of Islamist groups, and attacks by armed Islamists intensified in northern and central parts of the county allied to Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State, targeted Malian security services, peacekeepers, international forces, and increasingly, civilians. Malian security forces subjected numerous suspects to severe mistreatment and several died in custody or were forcibly disappeared.
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Children's Rights
Attacks on Students, Teachers, and Schools Surge in Africa’s SahelSeptember 8, 2020
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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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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
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Mali: Security Forces Use Excessive Force at Protests
Opposition Leaders Should Discourage Further Violence by Supporters
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Mali: Militias, Armed Islamists Ravage Central Mali
Authorities Need to Hold Armed Groups to Account
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Mali: Detainee Restraints Causing Grievous Injuries
Military Should Adopt International Standards for Treating Prisoners
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Mali: Militias Kill Over 75 Civilians
Judicial Inquiries, Arrests First Steps Toward Prosecuting Those Responsible
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