Mali: Lawlessness, Abuses Imperil Population

Email The Malian government should act to curtail rising violent crime and abuses by armed groups and state security forces that threaten the security of the population in northern and central Mali. Two years after a French-led military intervention in the embattled country, there remains widespread lawlessness and insecurity. (Bamako) – The Malian government should act to curtail rising violent crime and abuses by armed groups and state security forces that threaten the security of the population in northern and central Mali, Human Rights Watch said today.read more

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