Veto Puts Rights in Mali at Risk Russia‘s Veto and the Consequences Russia‘s recent veto of a United Nations Security Council resolution has dealt a severe blow to rights protections in Mali. The resolution aimed to extend sanctions against eight individuals suspected of sabotaging a peace deal and impeding the […]
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Cover-Up in Mali: The Hidden Brutality of the Malian Army and Alleged Involvement of Wagner Fighters
Mali: New Atrocities by Malian Army, Apparent Wagner Fighters AU, ECOWAS Should Press for End to Violations, Urge Accountability In recent months, the Malian armed forces, in collaboration with foreign fighters believed to be from the Russia-linked Wagner Group, have been accused of committing severe human rights abuses, including the […]
The Future of Stability in Mali: Examining the Implications of Ending the UN Peacekeeping Mission
UN Peacekeeping Mission in Mali to End: MINUSMA Exit Raises Serious Concerns for Rights Monitoring, Accountability Introduction The United Nations Security Council’s recent decision to dissolve the Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) has raised significant concerns regarding the future of human rights monitoring and civilian protection in the […]
Safeguarding Equality: The Battle against Forced and Early Marriage in Mali
A Call for Change: Challenging Mali‘s Controversial Marriage Law Introduction In 2011, the National Assembly of Mali passed a law that sparked significant controversy and concern from human rights organizations. The law, known as the Code of Persons and the Family, allows for the marriage of girls as young as […]
“Justice Delayed in Mali: Calls for Accountability in Moura Massacre Mount”
The UN report on the Moura massacre in Mali is a grave reminder of the continued violations of human rights in war-torn countries and the need for accountability. The report documents the summary execution of at least 500 civilians by the Malian army and its foreign allies during an operation […]