
Justice - 28 février 2026
Ministry of Justice Clarifies Postponement of e-Justice Platform Launch
Bamako, February 20, 2026 - The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, Keeper of the Seals, announced that the launch of Mali’s e-Justice platform has been postponed, following administrative requirements needed to ensure secure digital access for all citizens. The announcement comes after the inaugural digital issuance of criminal records and nationality certificates, which was celebrated on February 10, 2026, as part of the 4th edition of Justice Week at the Ministry of Justice. Reasons for the Delay Officials explained that the delay is due to essential administrative formalities required to guarantee: Secure digital access for Malians at home and abroad Proper functionality and protection of sensitive legal documents The official launch date and details on access and usage will be communicated in a future press release. Public Advisory The Minister of Justice urged the public to remain vigilant and cautious, warning against misinformation or unauthorized initiatives that could compromise the integrity of the digital services. Authorities emphasized that the postponement is intended to ensure a safe, reliable, and fully operational e-Justice platform for the nation.
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Bamako, February 20, 2026 - The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, Keeper of the Seals, announced that the launch of Mali’s e-Justice platform has been postponed, following administrative requirements needed to ensure secure digital access for all citizens. The announcement comes after the inaugural digital issuance of criminal records and nationality certificates, which was celebrated on February 10, 2026, as part of the 4th edition of Justice Week at the Ministry of Justice. Reasons for the Delay Officials explained that the delay is due to essential administrative formalities required to guarantee: Secure digital access for Malians at home and abroad Proper functionality and protection of sensitive legal documents The official launch date and details on access and usage will be communicated in a future press release. Public Advisory The Minister of Justice urged the public to remain vigilant and cautious, warning against misinformation or unauthorized initiatives that could compromise the integrity of the digital services. Authorities emphasized that the postponement is intended to ensure a safe, reliable, and fully operational e-Justice platform for the nation.
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