News Reports Mali Colonel detained over book accusing army of abuses by Nextier SPD March 4, 2024 Published by Nextier SPD March 4, 2024 12 A colonel in Mali’s army has been arrested over his recently released book, which contained accusations that the army has committed human rights abuses against civilians. In the 400-page book titled Mali: The Challenge of Terrorism in Africa, Col Alpha Yaya Sangaré, citing human rights groups, wrote: “Since 2016, the FDS [Defence and Security Forces] have engaged in abuses against people accused to be part of terrorist groups”. He added that army personnel committed the abuses “with the complicity of the military hierarchy”. Mr Sangare was arrested late on Saturday, but the arrest was confirmed by his family on Sunday. Mali’s defence ministry had last Friday denounced the accusations published in the book and called them “false”. Several international rights groups have accused Malian troops of abusing and executing civilians in their fight against Islamist insurgents. Source: BBC 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Nextier SPD previous post Death Toll rises to 10 in Russian Drone Strike on Ukraine’s Odesa next post Troops Neutralise ESN Terrorists, Clear Hideouts in Imo You may also like COP29 Opens in Azerbaijan for Talks Centred on... November 11, 2024 Mauritius PM Pravind Jugnauth Concedes Defeat in Parliamentary... November 11, 2024 Adamawa Police Arrest Man for Killing Three-Day-Old Son November 11, 2024 Parent Laments as Terrorists Abduct 9-Year-Old Daughter in... November 11, 2024 NAFDAC Seizes N41m Fake Wines in Nasarawa November 11, 2024 Kidnap Victim Escapes Abductors’ Den in Delta November 11, 2024 Gunmen Kill Two in Ogun November 11, 2024 Soldiers Repel Gunmen Attack in Abia November 11, 2024 Three Sentenced To Death In Iran Over Killing... November 5, 2024 Killers Of Ugandan Olympian Sentenced to 35 years November 5, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.