Foto oben/en haut (c) Ashley Hamer/IRIN: Des enfants de Tombouctou – Kinder in Timbuktu
Diesmal keine deutsche Übersetzung dieses Berichts, der den Konflikt seit 2012 zusammenfasst und ausführlich die Hintergründe beleuchtet – dafür die englische Version:
What can save Mali?
Dialogue instead of more foreign troops might yield an answer
TIMBUKTU (IRIN) – 29 May 2017
By Amanda Sperber (Special report)
Hamidou Barry has come to Bamako to find his son. His village of Ikerena, in the rural heart of Mali, is a long way from the capital, but this is where he’s been told that men detained by the security forces are taken.
Barry rented a room in the home of a very distant relative. The city is expensive: He’s running out of money and he still hasn’t made contact with anyone who can shed light on the whereabouts of his son, also called Hamidou.
Witnesses told Barry that Hamidou, 38, was arrested in mid-December at the hospital in Douentza where he had taken his friend for treatment. For some reason the police took an interest in the two Fulani men. They found a sermon by Fulani Islamist extremist Hamadoun Koufa on Hamidou’s phone, but Barry insists that does not make his son a jihadist. …Continue reading
Comment sauver le Mali ?
La solution pourrait venir d’un dialogue plutôt que d’un renfort de troupes
TIMBUKTU (IRIN) – 29 Mai 2017
Par Amanda Sperber (Rapport spécial)
Hamidou Barry est venu à Bamako pour chercher son fils. Ikerena, son village, se trouve dans le cœur rural du Mali, loin de la capitale, mais on lui a dit que les forces de sécurité y emmenaient leurs détenus.
M. Barry a loué une chambre dans la maison de parents éloignés. Le coût de la vie est élevé : il n’a presque plus d’argent et il n’a encore rencontré personne qui puisse lui dire où se trouve son fils, qui s’appelle lui aussi Hamidou.