Club de Madrid expresses its deep concern over the trial against Moussa Mara, former Prime Minister of Mali and a Member of our organization, being unjustly prosecuted for expressing solidarity with victims of political violence. The trial opened yesterday in Bamako and a new hearing is foreseen...
Statement Urging Compliance with International Humanitarian Law
and Opening of Safe Humanitarian Routes Under United Nations Management
Club de Madrid, the world’s largest forum of democratic former Heads of State and Government, is deeply troubled by the custodial detention of its Board Member and former Prime Minister of Mali, Moussa Mara, in connection with a social media post published on 4 July 2025.
We will continue to strongly support and foster democratic principles, practice, stability and peaceful dialogue worldwide
We call on the international community to condemn this act of violence and to support Slovakia in its effort to maintain stability and democracy. Global solidarity is essential to confront the challenges that threaten our democratic societies
Club de Madrid strongly condemns the recent attack launched by the Islamic Republic of Iran on Israel, involving over...
This crucial moment should serve as a call to action to ensure the protection of human rights and individual dignity and the promotion of democracy as a universal value
His passing marks a critical moment in the fight for freedom and respect for human dignity. The international community must remain vigilant and committed to promoting democracy, human rights and justice
In alignment with the appeal of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, we strongly urge those Member States involved to reconsider their decision and resume funding to UNRWA immediately, thereby ensuring that humanitarian assistance continues to reach those who need it most
Palestinians and Israelis deserve to live in peace, free from fear and violence
Thousands have already been killed and wounded as Israeli-Hamas conflict escalates and expands
Amid mass exodus, humanitarian and human rights concerns are mounting following last week’s 24-hour blitz assault by Azerbaijan to regain control of the enclave