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UN Experts Demand Immediate Release and Medical Care for Three Political Activists | THE TIMES OF AFRICA

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United Nations experts have called for the immediate and unconditional release of political activists Moulaye Baba Haïdara, Mahamoud Mohamed Mangane, and Amadou Togola, who reportedly endured torture and inhuman treatment during their detention by Malian security forces. Concerns Over Torture and Detention The activists, members of the African Solidarity for Democracy and Independence Party (SADI) and the Movement for Peace in Mali (MPPM), were …
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UN Experts Demand Immediate Release and Medical Care for Three Political Activists | THE TIMES OF AFRICA

United Nations experts have called for the immediate and unconditional release of political activists Moulaye Baba Haïdara, Mahamoud Mohamed Mangane, and Amadou Togola, who reportedly endured torture and inhuman treatment during their detention by Malian security forces. Concerns Over Torture and Detention The activists, members of the African Solidarity for Democracy and Independence Party (SADI) and the Movement for Peace in Mali (MPPM), were …

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