Mali: Still No Accountability Six Months After Abduction of Pro-Democracy Politician Mountaga Tall and His Son
Amnesty says the 69-year-old lawyer and his son have not been charged or seen by a court, despite repeated calls for answers.
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NGOs urge Malian authorities for transparency on abduction of Mountaga Tall
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have urged Malian authorities for transparency on the whereabouts of prominent lawyer and politician Mountaga Tall, six months after his abduction.
In Mali, it has been six months this Tuesday that the lawyer and former minister Mountaga Tall, engaged in the defence of democracy, was abducted at night by men engulfed by the State Security. It was on the night of 2 to 3 May. A few days after him, the Malian services abducted his son, also detained since in an unknown place outside any legal procedure. Despite the steps taken by the family lawyers, the Malian transitional authorities remain s…
Mali: Still No Accountability Six Months After Abduction of Pro-Democracy Politician Mountaga Tall and His Son
Malian authorities must urgently disclose the fate and whereabouts of lawyer and pro-democracy politician Mountaga Tall and his son Cheick Mamadou Tall, Amnesty International said six months after their abductions.
NGOs urge Malian authorities for transparency on abduction of Mountaga Tall » Africa Global Village
International NGOs have urged Malian authorities for transparency on the whereabouts of prominent lawyer and politician Mountaga Tall, six months after his abduction. On the night of May 3, armed and masked men abducted Mountaga Tall from his home in Bamako. His son Cheick Mamadou Tall went missing two weeks later and never returned. Six months on, their fates remain…
Amnesty International addressed the Malian authorities on 4 May and 18 May, without receiving an answer to the requests to know the legal status and the place of detention of the two men. The article Mali, six months ago the disappearance of a political activist and his son comes from Focus On Africa.
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