Mali to send an international note to arrest Bahanga in Libya

The Touaregs’ leader, Ibrahim Ag Bahanga, refusing the peace agreement signed between Mali government and the Touareg rebels in Algeria, was committed to the Libyan authorities and rejected politics in order to live in Libya for “Humanitarian causes”, Libyan diplomatic sources said.  

• The French Press Agency (AFP) reported from Libyan sources “Bahanga wrote a commitment to stop the political life, this decision reached Bamako’s government”.
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• The presence of Ag Bahanga in Libya is the first appearance since his disappearance after the attack by the Malian regular army last January on the northern areas adjacent to the Algerian southern borders, where Bahnag’s fellows.
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• The Malian “L’independent” published Wednesday “Bamako’s government is investigating on his presence in Libya, before international order to arrest him, particularly since he rejected the peace agreement and after implementing many crimes and assassinations in Mali. The Libyan leader, head of the African Union can not refuse the request to arrest Bahanga if he wanted to stay a friend of Mali”.