A new report from the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) presents findings from a study about the participation of women in peace and reconciliation processes currently underway in Mali. The findings are based primarily on focus group discussions with men and women carried out in Segou and Mopti in central Mali, and Tombouctou in northern Mali, in December 2018.
New Report: Women in Mali’s peace process
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