VIJIGISHU '24

Sunday, 27 November 2022

Conflict and Co-operation in Mali

Author - Afifa Iqbal


Introduction

Source : BBC
Long considered the poster child of democracy in  Africa, Mali has witnessed a succession of  destabilising events ensuing from the failure of  state mechanisms and international communities. The inter-communal violence and challenges to  the  central authority from its northern region have  now reduced the country into a breeding ground of  radical Islamist terrorism. Along with the multiple  blows of military coups and rebellion, the powder  keg of the Sahel region has struggled hard for its  existence as a democratic nation. Due to the concentrated political crisis and high rates of abuses by armed Islamic groups ranging from rampant banditry to sexual assaults, human rights and security has worsened in Mali since 2021. The United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) is currently working in an adverse condition, striving to ensure stability in a volatile region.


Read more at : https://oijpcr.org/archive/Conflict-and-Co-operation-in-Mali/637fa0729e61032c9e5d5308


*Author is a Post Graduate Student from AIIS, Amity University, Noida.

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