Tag: Oppression
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WHAT IS THE FATE OF INKINAN AG ATTAHER?
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While Niger has recently released several detained individuals and citizens, including Libyan citizens, following influential political, tribal, and social interventions—where financial resources, political influence, and the efforts of tribes and mediators played a decisive role in defending their sons and securing their release—the case of the Tuareg Inkinan Ag Attaher…
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MALI`S ATTEMPTS TO BREAK THE TUAREGS AND AZAWAD
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From 1960 in Kidal, right after French colonial rule ended, Malian gendarmes began with systematic humiliation. They tore off the turbans of Tuareg men in their camps and forced them to stare at the sun in front of their families.
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AZAWAD vs MALI – COLONIAL HISTORY REDREW BORDERS
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Before the French arrived, the region had no single name. The Saharan zone was the territory of large Tuareg confederations (like the Iwillimidan and Kel Adagh) and other communities (Maures, Songhai, Fulani) occupying distinct spaces.
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A CRIME THAT SHAKES THE CONSCIENCE OF HUMANITY IN MALI
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This Tuareg woman was killed in Aguelhok, Azawad (northern Mali) by Russian soldiers belonging to what is known as the “African Corps,” while she tried to save her father from the hands of oppressors who executed him in cold blood before her very eyes. What humanity remains in this world…
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AZAWAD: THE WAR AGAINST CIVILIANS
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From rural areas of Timbuktu to Kidal, and throughout central and southern Mali, airstrikes, alleged executions, and bombings targeting civilian populations are on the rise.