Former Prime Minister Mali, who is currently under military governance, was accused of weakening the state’s credibility of social media.
Moussa Mara visited the prison when he saw the opposition figures detained in July and declared “Solidarity with Conscience Prisoners.”
Mara, who served as a prime minister nine months ago, was a recent critic of the military government.
JUNTA has been power since the 2020 and 2021 coups, and all political parties were dissolved in May according to rare anti -government protests.
On Thursday, Mara was detained in the National Cybercrime Department on July 4th and was asked for the second question.
In this position, the former Prime Secretary said that the regular visit to the detained people is “to ensure that the flame of hope never disappears.”
“As long as the night lasts, the sun will inevitably rise! And we will fight in all ways to do so as soon as possible!” He added.
The prosecution of the cyber crime unit talked about “prisoners of conscience,” and said they wanted to fight them.
With the accusation of undermining the reliability of the state on Friday, he was also accused of opposing legitimate authority and public disability.
He is scheduled to be trial on September 29.
A month ago, the military leader, Assimi Goïta, received a five -year presidential term by the transition parliament, which can be regenerated without elections.
The 41 -year -old boy, who seized power twice, was named after the 2021 coup.
At the time, he promised to hold an election the following year, but he was hit by his efforts to restore many rules in Africa.
