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By Emmanuel Freudenthal, Patricia Huon, Héni Nsaibia, Youri Van Der Weide, Mamoudou Bolly Bamako — About this investigation: This article is the second in a two-part series exploring the humanitarian cost of the anti-jihadist conflict in Mali, and France’s broader military role in the Sahel. Read the first report: Uncovering the civilian toll of France’s anti-jihadist war in Mali.
About this investigation: This article is the second in a two-part series exploring the humanitarian cost of the anti-jihadist conflict in Mali, and France’s broader military role in the Sahel. Read the first report: Uncovering the civilian toll of France’s anti-jihadist war in Mali. BAMAKO Boulkessi, once a large and thriving village in central Mali, is deserted – its orange, mud-brick houses now standing empty.
Read more about... About this investigation: This article is the first in a two-part series exploring the humanitarian cost of the anti-jihadist conflict in Mali, and France’s broader military role in the Sahel. Read the second report: How Europe’s military support for Mali closes its eyes to abuses. It was a January afternoon when Madabbel Diallo heard fighter jets circling overhead. He paid them no mind: French aircraft regularly hunt jihadists in this part of central Mali.
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