Protection mechanisms for displaced persons in Mali

Forced population displacement has become a recurring problem. Driven from their homes by war, natural disasters, violence and the resulting human rights violations, millions of people are now labelled as displaced persons, refugees, migrants, etc. This phenomenon is even more alarming in Africa, which alone accounts for nearly half of the world's displaced persons. Mali is not on the sidelines of this phenomenon. In 2012, the country fell into a political and security crisis, which had a number of consequences for the security of communities living in areas of tension. This crisis will cause thousands of displacements both within and outside the national borders. This research aims to analyze the mechanisms for protecting displaced persons in Mali. It is addressed to academics, NGOs, and the entire scientific community. May they make good use of it!

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Docente di ricerca. Professore di diritto all'Università di Bamako. Idrissa DEMBELE è autore di numerosi libri e articoli scientifici. Dottore di ricerca in diritto internazionale e studi sui diritti umani, è cofondatore del Centro di studi e ricerche sulle dinamiche sociali, economiche e ambientali (CERDSE).