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The Sahel: What needs to change – Towards A New People-Centered Approach (People’s Coalition for the Sahel)

May 1, 2021 #Communities, #Politics, #Relief

The People’s Coalition, in this document, emphasized that military interventions should be amended by a number of ‘Citizen Pillars,’ which comprise the protection of civilians, a political strategy leaning on solutions as to the root cause of the crisis, humanitarian relief, and engagement against impunity.

https://www.fidh.org/IMG/pdf/sahel_people_coalition_report_final.pdf

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