Questions remain a decade after Mali murders of RFI reporters

Ghislaine Dupont, journalists at RFI, and Claude Verlon, technician at RFI © L'association Les amis de Ghislaine & Claude DR

RFI reporters Ghislaine Dupont and Claude Verlon were shot dead in northern Mali on 2 November 2013 after concluding an interview with a Tuareg leader. Ten years later, questions remain about what happened that day.

"On 2 November 2013, journalist Ghislaine Dupont and reporting technician Claude Verlon, reporting in the Kidal region of northern Mali, were kidnapped then cravenly murdered," France Médias Monde (FMM), which owns Radio France Internationale (RFI), said in a press release.