Africa
April 20, 2021
Mali: Killings, ‘Disappearances’ in Military Operations
Malian soldiers have allegedly killed at least 34 villagers, forcibly disappeared at least 16 people, and severely mistreated detainees during counterterrorism operations in Mali’s central Mopti region.
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Mali: Killings, ‘Disappearances’ in Military Operations
Investigate Alleged Security Force Abuses in Mopti Region
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Chad: Pre-Election Crackdown on Opponents
End Ill-treatment, Beatings; Respect Right of Assembly; Investigate Abuses
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IMF: Scant Transparency for Covid-19 Emergency Loans
Anti-Corruption Measures a Step Forward, but Weak Implementation
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Mali: Killings, ‘Disappearances’ in Military Operations
Investigate Alleged Security Force Abuses in Mopti Region
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A Plea to the UN to Address Sexual Violence in Conflict
Deaf Activist Warns “Our Wounds Will Never Heal”
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The Death of a Warlord in the Central African Republic
Other 3R Commanders Should be Held Accountable for Crimes
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The human rights of older women
Submission to the UN Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons
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UN Security Council Needs to Act on Ethiopia’s Tigray Region
Urgently Address Humanitarian and Human Rights Crisis
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South Sudan Government Reshuffle Emboldens Rights Abusers
Regional Partners Should Press for Action on Abusive Security Agency
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Closing Camps Won’t Solve Kenya’s Refugee Problem
Government Should Protect Refugees, Not Send People Back to Dangerous Conditions
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Victims of Sudan Crackdown on Protests Await Justice
More Efforts Needed to Ensure Timely, Transparent Accountability
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Chad: Pre-Election Crackdown on Opponents
End Ill-treatment, Beatings; Respect Right of Assembly; Investigate Abuses
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