Advocacy for Mali

What’s Happening?

Mali has experienced perpetual conflict and displacement for the last decade. Although violence was initially concentrated in the country’s north, armed groups have now moved into central Mali, exacerbating tensions between communities over access to land and water. Across the country, violent confrontations have repeatedly forced people to flee their homes and left Malians in dire need of humanitarian assistance. The UN peacekeeping mission is struggling to keep the peace and protect civilians.

What Must Be Done?

Refugees International is calling on the international community to leverage its funds and influence to compel the Malian government to protect and provide for its citizens and make a concerted effort to rebuild state authority and trust in its institutions.

Issue Brief

A Crisis of Care: Sexual and Reproductive Health Competes for Attention Amid Conflict and Displacement in Mali

Issue Brief

Mounting Hunger in the Sahel: The Unintended Impact of COVID-19 Prevention

Report

Crise humanitaire au Mali: surmilitarisée et occultée 

Statement

Monday’s MINUSMA Mandate Renewal Crucial for Millions of Malians

Opinion

National Interest: Russian Wagner Group’s Entrance into Mali Creates New Challenges

Commentary

Mali’s Crisis of Care: Can the Biden Administration Make a Difference?

Opinion

UN Dispatch: The Coup in Mali is Pushing a Humanitarian Crisis to the Brink

Featured Image: A man who fled jihadist violence in his village of Guerri in central Mali in February 2020. © Michele Cattani/ AFP via Getty Images