United Nations head Antonio Guterres demanded the immediate and unconditional release of Mali's president and members of his government Tuesday after they were
of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita and members of his cabinet," added the spokesman, Stephane Dujarric.
Guterres is following the unfolding developments in the capital Bamako"with deep concern," Dujarric added. "The secretary-general urges all stakeholders, particularly the defence and security forces, to exercise maximum restraint and uphold the human rights and individual freedoms of all Malians," the spokesman said.
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