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HRW Accuses Mali Armed Forces of Executing and Disappearing Fulani Men

MALI, JUL 22 – Since January 2025, at least 12 Fulani men were executed and 81 forcibly disappeared during counterinsurgency operations by Malian forces and Wagner Group, Human Rights Watch reported.

  • Human Rights Watch reported that Mali's armed forces and the Wagner Group executed at least a dozen Fulani men and forcibly disappeared at least 81 others since January 2025.
  • The Fulani community has been targeted by the Malian military and the Wagner Group, who accuse them of collaborating with Islamist armed groups like the JNIM.
  • HRW urges the African Union to enhance its investigation efforts regarding these serious human rights violations and stated that senior Malian and Russian officials could be held accountable for international crimes.
  • The ongoing conflict in Mali has resulted in widespread human rights violations and the deaths of numerous civilians, according to HRW and UN reports.
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Human Rights Watch broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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