Military rulers in Mali dissolve all political parties
Summary
Military leaders in Mali have dissolved all political parties, preventing them from holding meetings. This decision is part of a series of actions by the military government that began after they took control in coups in 2020 and 2021.Key Facts
- Mali’s military junta has dissolved all political parties in the country.
- The decree was announced on state TV and approved by military leader Assimi Goïta.
- Assimi Goïta took power after coups in 2020 and 2021 and will stay in charge for at least five more years.
- Political parties had been asking for a return to democratic elections.
- There has been an increase in actions against political activity since last year.
- Two opposition leaders were reportedly kidnapped by men claiming to be police.
- A conference last month suggested Goïta remain president until 2030, a move criticized by opposition and human rights groups.
- Goïta has cut ties with France and allied with other military governments in the region, turning towards Russia.
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