Mali: Massacre by Army, Foreign Soldiers
300 Civilians, Suspects Allegedly Killed; Set Independent, Credible Inquiry

While Mali has stabilized since the armed conflict of 2012-13, the vast northern regions continue to be plagued by rampant lawlessness and violence from both pro and anti-government forces. Rule of law institutions countrywide are weak, in part due to unprofessional practices and inadequate budgetary allocations for the criminal justice system. Corruption, endemic at all levels of government, further impeded Malians’ access to basic health care and education. While Malian authorities have made little effort to investigate and hold accountable those implicated in serious abuses committed during the recent armed conflict, there has been a decrease in abuses by state security forces.
300 Civilians, Suspects Allegedly Killed; Set Independent, Credible Inquiry
300 Civilians, Suspects Allegedly Killed; Set Independent, Credible Inquiry