Mali: Investigate disappearances, killings and torture of Junta opponents

Headline Title: Mali: Investigate disappearances, killings and torture of Junta opponents 31 July 2012 Mali must halt its slide into human rights chaos and open investigations into dozens of cases of enforced disappearances, extra-judicial killings and torture documented by Amnesty International.In a report released today following a 10-day mission to Mali in July 2012, Amnesty International details brutal abuses committed by soldiers loyal to the military Junta against soldiers and police officers involved in an attempted counter-coup on 30 April 2012. In the days that followed the…

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