Mali Remains Extremely Fragile - Negotiations between Government and Separatist Groups Resume But with Uncertainty Reigning - : West Africa - Issue in Focus

Mali Remains Extremely Fragile - Negotiations between Government and Separatist Groups Resume But with Uncertainty Reigning - : West Africa - Issue in Focus

Author: 
Waddington, Conway
Publisher: 
In On Africa (IOA)
Date published: 
2014
Record type: 
Journal article
Region: 
Africa
Western Africa
Journal Title: 
Africa Conflict Monitor
Source: 
Africa Conflict Monitor, Volume 2014, Issue 10, Oct 2014, p. 49 - 53
Subject: 
CONFLICT PREVENTION
MALI
Abstract: 

Negotiations between the Malian government and predominantly ethnic Tuareg separatist movement representatives have suffered serious setbacks since a peace agreement was brokered by regional actors in 2013. The current peace roadmap calls for major progress in peace negotiations in September and October, but this appears increasingly unlikely.

Language: 
English
Country focus: 
Mali
Subject profile : 
Politics / Democracy / Governance / Human Rights / Election
DOI: 
https://hdl.handle.net/10520/EJC160399

CITATION: Waddington, Conway. Mali Remains Extremely Fragile - Negotiations between Government and Separatist Groups Resume But with Uncertainty Reigning - : West Africa - Issue in Focus . : In On Africa (IOA) , 2014. Africa Conflict Monitor, Volume 2014, Issue 10, Oct 2014, p. 49 - 53 - Available at: https://library.au.int/mali-remains-extremely-fragile-negotiations-between-government-and-separatist-groups-resume