Mali: Massacre by Army, Foreign Soldiers
300 Civilians, Suspects Allegedly Killed; Set Independent, Credible Inquiry
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: New Wave of Executions of Civilians
Army, Armed Islamists Should End Atrocities; Independent Inquiries Urgently Needed
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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: Massacre by Army, Foreign Soldiers
300 Civilians, Suspects Allegedly Killed; Set Independent, Credible Inquiry
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Mali: New Wave of Executions of Civilians
Army, Armed Islamists Should End Atrocities; Independent Inquiries Urgently Needed
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Submission to the Special Rapporteur on Toxics and Human Rights
Mercury, Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining
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Normative standards and obligations under international law in relation to the promotion and protection of the human rights of older persons
HRW Submission to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
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Mali: Security Suspects Allegedly Tortured
Investigate Allegations, Respect Due Process Rights in Counter-Coup Case
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Sahel: Top UN Rights Official Visits Burkina Faso, Niger
Governments Should Protect Civilians, Investigate Abuses
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Civilians in Mali’s Ségou Region at Risk
Alleged Killings by Military, Armed Islamist Groups Go Unpunished
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Mali: Alleged ‘Disappearances,’ Executions by Security Forces
UN Security Council Should Urge Investigations of Abuses by All Sides
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Mali: Inquiry Links Basketball Federation to Sexual Abuse
Sport & Rights Alliance Calls for Protection, Remedy, Governance Reform
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