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HRW Accuses Mali Armed Forces of Executing and Disappearing Fulani Men

MALI, JUL 22 – Human Rights Watch documented at least 12 executions and 81 enforced disappearances of Fulani men by Malian forces and Wagner Group amid counterinsurgency operations since January 2025.

  • Tuesday saw Human Rights Watch report dozens of summary executions and enforced disappearances of ethnic Fulani men since January 2025.
  • Since 2021, Human Rights Watch has documented abuses by Mali’s army and Wagner Group, as successive governments have battled Islamist armed groups since 2012.
  • Across four regions of Mali, Human Rights Watch documented abuses including executions, abductions, house burnings, and torture, with at least 12 Fulani men executed and 81 disappeared since January.
  • Human Rights Watch urged the African Union to press Mali’s junta to investigate and prosecute abuses, with Allegrozzi warning officials may face liability for crimes.
  • The International Criminal Court has opened an investigation, and Mali’s status as a Rome Statute signatory means the ICC has been investigating alleged war crimes since 2012.
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"Mali: The army and the Wagner group have executed and destroyed peul civilians." This is the unequivocal title of Human Rights Watch's report released this Tuesday, July 22.

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Human rights NGOs reported that they documented murders, arrests, enforced disappearances and cases of torture in four regions of the country.

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Human Rights Watch broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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