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A former Mali Prime Minister, who is now under military government, has been accused of undermining the state’s confidence for commenting on social media.
After visiting prison to see the detained opposition figures in July, Musa Mara announced on X her “steadfast solidarity with prisoners of conscience.”
Mara, who was the Prime Minister nine months ago, a decade ago, was a recent military government critic.
The junta, in power after the coup in 2020 and 2021, dismissed all political parties in May after Rare anti -government protestsS
On Thursday, Mara was detained and questioned for the second time by the National Cybercrime Division for her post of July 4.
Former Prime Minister said his regular visits to see the detainees, they must make sure that “the flame of hope never fades in them.”
“As the night goes on, the sun will inevitably rise! And we will fight in every way to do this to happen as soon as possible!” He added.
The prosecutor in the cybercrime department said speaking of “prisoners of conscience” and said he wanted to fight for them, it was a crime, reports France Internationale.
On Friday, along with the accusation that the state’s confidence was undermined, he was also accused of opposing legitimate powers and incitement to public disorder.
It must be tested on September 29.
A month agoMilitary leader Gen. Assimi Goa has received a five -year presidential term from the transitional parliament, which is renewed without elections.
The 41-year-old, who has twice conquered power, was declared a transitional president after the 2021 coup.
At the time, he promised to hold an election next year – but since then he had been canceled, with a blow to the efforts to restore multi -party government in the West African country.
