Mali: Evidence of war crimes by armed groups in Gao region
Amnesty said video evidence shows at least 19 surrendering soldiers were beaten and shot after an ambush, and urged an independent war crimes probe.
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Amnesty International calls for war crimes probe of reported killings of Mali soldiers
DAKAR, July 29 - Amnesty International called on Wednesday for a war crimes investigation into what it described as summary killings of at least 19 Malian soldiers by members of armed groups after an ambush on July 18. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The NGO is calling for an investigation after the analysis of images showing the execution of Malian soldiers captured during a murderous ambush.
Mali: Evidence of war crimes by armed groups in Gao region
Summary killings of at least 19 Malian soldiers by members of armed groups in Tabrichat, a village in the Gao region, in central Mali, must be investigated as war crimes, Amnesty International said after analyzing video footage of the incident which took place after the soldiers were ambushed on 18 July. Amnesty International analyzed 12 […] The post Mali: Evidence of war crimes by armed groups in Gao region appeared first on Amnesty Internation…
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