Mali: Children still paying a high price in ongoing conflict

Headline Title: Mali: Children still paying a high price in ongoing conflict 21 August 2014 Children accused of being members of armed groups in the conflict in Mali are languishing in adult jails while human rights abuses continue, said Amnesty International in a short briefing published today.Mali: All parties to the conflict must put an end to ongoing human rights violations presents the findings of a research mission to assess the human rights situation in the country.“Children have suffered throughout this conflict. A number of them as young as 16 have been recruited as child…

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