Human Rights Must be a Priority in Mali, Says Amnesty
- Publisher:
- Amnesty International
- Publication Date:
- 17 January 2013
- Tags:
- Mali, Arms and Military Affairs, Human Rights, Peacekeeping and Conflict Resolution
The human rights group, Amnesty International, says it has documented crimes under international law committed by all the parties to the conflict in Mali over the past year. Amnesty is now returning to the country and asking all armed groups to prioritise human rights.
War for Northern Mali
- Hostage-Takers Demand Release of Mali Captives
- Military Intervention in Mali - 'Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Compliance Is Crucial to Fighting Terrorism'
- Fierce Fighting Will Open New Dangers
- Some Crises Are Truly Global
- Sorting Out Mali, Today and Tomorrow
- Why Mali Matters
- Where Is the AU in Mali?
- Biya Supports Mali's Intervention
- We Must Act Now in Mali
Mali Clashes Spark Population Displacement
- Ongoing Humanitarian Concern Over Situation in North
- Displaced People Are Hidden Victims of War
- More People Displaced By Turmoil in Mali
- Military Clashes Spark Population Displacement
- Humanitarian Crisis Looms in Mali as Fighting Continues
- Refugees Face 'Alarming' Malnutrition, Mortality Rates
- Mali Refugees Moved to Burkina Faso
- IDPs Struggle to Survive After Escaping Fighting
- WFP Food Is Lifeline for Families Displaced By Conflict
Nigeria Sends Troops To Mali
- Mali - Jonathan Orders Deployment of Battalion
- Mali - FG Okay's a Battalion of 776 Soldiers, Air Force Involved
- 900 Soldiers Set for Mali
- FG Okays 776 Troops for Mali
- 900 Nigerian Soldiers Set for Mali
- France to Triple Mali Deployment to 2,500 Troops
- Nigeria to Send Troops to Mali This Week
- Jonathan - We'll Deploy Troops to Mali This Week
- Nigeria to Deploy Troops to Mali
- Nigerian Troops Will Be Deployed to Mali - Jonathan
Mali Clashes Spark Population Displacement
- Ongoing Humanitarian Concern Over Situation in North
- Displaced People Are Hidden Victims of War
- More People Displaced By Turmoil in Mali
- Military Clashes Spark Population Displacement
- Humanitarian Crisis Looms in Mali as Fighting Continues
- Refugees Face 'Alarming' Malnutrition, Mortality Rates
- Mali Refugees Moved to Burkina Faso
- IDPs Struggle to Survive After Escaping Fighting
- WFP Food Is Lifeline for Families Displaced By Conflict
French Ground Forces Battle Malian Rebels
- VIDEO: Malian Army Secures Central Town of Konna
- French Troops Fight Rebels On the Ground in Mali
- French Ground Forces Engage in First Combat
- Thousands Flee Mali As Air Strikes Continue
- French Troops Set for Ground Combat in Mali
- Fierce Fighting Will Open New Dangers
- France Ramps Up Mali Intervention
- France to Triple Mali Deployment to 2,500 Troops
- Algeria Supports French Operation in Nation
- French Army Extends Airstrike to Mali's Northern Town
U.S. Backs Mali Military Action
- U.S. Prepares to Back Military Intervention
- UN Chief Backs France
- Security Council to Hold Urgent Talks on Fighting
- VIDEO: Mali Campaign Alters Image of Hollande
- We Must Act Now in Mali
- VIDEO: France Pushing for African Troops to Join Mali Fight
- French Army Extends Airstrike to Mali's Northern Town
- All Parties Must Do Utmost to Prevent Civilian Casualties
- U.S. State Department Daily Press Briefing: Mali
- Algeria Supports French Operation in Nation
- Nigeria to Deploy Troops to Mali
- Where Is the AU in Mali?
- Nigeria to Send Troops to Mali This Week
