Outspoken Critic of Mali’s Junta Still Missing a Month On

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Lawyer and junta critic Mountaga Tall, Mali, 2025. © Private A month has passed since the May 2 abduction of prominent Malian lawyer and government critic Mountaga Tall. His whereabouts remain unknown, raising fears that he was forcibly disappeared.Unidentified gunmen stormed Tall’s home in the capital, Bamako, and dragged him away in an unmarked vehicle, according to his family. His wife was assaulted while trying to video the abduction, and her phone was confiscated. Since then, the Malian authorities have neither acknowledged holding Tall nor provided any…

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