Tag: Atrocities

  • THE AZAWAD CAUSE DOES NOT DATE BACK TO YESTERDAY

    The Azawad cause does not date back to yesterday, or to 2012: Here is a multi-page letter signed by more than 300 Azawad chiefs addressed to De Gaulle in 1958, two years before Mali’s independence, asking not to be annexed to it.

  • MALI: EXILE, THE MATRIX OF THE RESISTANCE

    From Mecca to Medina, from the Mandinka kingdoms to European capitals, exile runs through history as a formative ordeal. Far from being a weakness, it often constitutes a political resource, a space of freedom, and a lever of resistance against authoritarian regimes.

  • NUMBERS DO NOT LIE

    Genocide Record under Assimi Goita (2021 – 2025). The numbers do not lie. The regime’s alleged control is being paid for with the blood of innocent civilians. The Civilian Tragedy: More than 1,500 civilians have been killed in cold blood during field operations conducted by the Malian Army and Wagner…

  • IN REMEMBERANCE OF AZAWAD INDEPENDENCE

    This is much more than a simple commemoration of independence. For the people of Azawad in particular, but also for all their friends, activists and supporters around the world, this day is a cornerstone of the struggle, a day of remembrance for all the courageous martyrs who shed their blood…

  • Mali: In the Timbuktu Region, the Spiral of Violence Against Civilians Intensifies

    In the west and north of the Timbuktu region, a new series of attacks targeting nomadic civilian populations is causing serious concern among residents and local observers. These operations continued in the following days, with a significant escalation of violence.