Entry #10289: Censorship of LGBT issues in Mali

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RegionMali
IssueCensorship of LGBT issues
StatusImprisonment as punishment
Start DateAug 5, 2004
End Date(none)
DescriptionArticle 4 of the Law on Associations (2004) forbids the registration of associations with objectives deemed "contrary to law and morality." In November 2021, authorities detained multiple women following a complaint from a mother alleging her daughter's involvement in an "online network" of lesbians.

Researchers have found that searches for LGBT related subjects on the Malian internet are curated to provide anti-LGBT results. The country has an authoritarian government and appears to control the flow of information online.
Sourceshttps://database.ilga.org/mali-lgbti
https://globalextremism.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Coversion-Therapy-The-Ecosysyem-In-2023-Final.pdf
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  • Newer law has been passed "The new anti-LGBT law provides a seven-year prison sentence for LGBT rights advocacy. https://76crimes.com/2025/01/10/west-african-nation-of-mali-becomes-the-worlds-65th-to-criminalize-homosexuality/"


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edited by Ratabzoo. Adding new source and more information.

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DescriptionArticle 4 of the Law on Associations (2004) forbids the registration of associations with objectives deemed "contrary to law and morality." In November 2021, authorities detained multiple women following a complaint from a mother alleging her daughter's involvement in an "online network" of lesbians.Article 4 of the Law on Associations (2004) forbids the registration of associations with objectives deemed "contrary to law and morality." In November 2021, authorities detained multiple women following a complaint from a mother alleging her daughter's involvement in an "online network" of lesbians.

Researchers have found that searches for LGBT related subjects on the Malian internet are curated to provide anti-LGBT results. The country has an authoritarian government and appears to control the flow of information online.
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Article 4 of the Law on Associations (2004) forbids the registration of associations with objectives deemed "contrary to law and morality." In November 2021, authorities detained multiple women following a complaint from a mother alleging her daughter's involvement in an "online network" of lesbians. lesbians. Researchers have found that searches for LGBT related subjects on the Malian internet are curated to provide anti-LGBT results. The country has an authoritarian government and appears to control the flow of information online.
Sourceshttps://database.ilga.org/mali-lgbtihttps://database.ilga.org/mali-lgbti
https://globalextremism.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Coversion-Therapy-The-Ecosysyem-In-2023-Final.pdf
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https://database.ilga.org/mali-lgbti https://database.ilga.org/mali-lgbti https://globalextremism.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Coversion-Therapy-The-Ecosysyem-In-2023-Final.pdf

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ValueNo censorshipImprisonment as punishment
Start Date(unknown)Aug 5, 2004
DescriptionIn Mali, there are no laws restricting the discussion or promotion of LGBTQ+ topics.Article 4 of the Law on Associations (2004) forbids the registration of associations with objectives deemed "contrary to law and morality." In November 2021, authorities detained multiple women following a complaint from a mother alleging her daughter's involvement in an "online network" of lesbians.
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In Mali, there are no laws restricting the discussion or promotion of LGBTQ+ topics. Article 4 of the Law on Associations (2004) forbids the registration of associations with objectives deemed "contrary to law and morality." In November 2021, authorities detained multiple women following a complaint from a mother alleging her daughter's involvement in an "online network" of lesbians.
Sourceshttps://database.ilga.org/mali-lgbti

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StatusNo censorship
Start Date(unknown)
End Date(none)
DescriptionIn Mali, there are no laws restricting the discussion or promotion of LGBTQ+ topics.
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