Ethiopian authorities say Eritrean troops have started withdrawing from Tigray, where they have been fighting on the side of Ethiopian troops in a war against the region’s fugitive leaders
Ethiopian authorities say Eritrean troops have started withdrawing from Tigray, where they have been fighting on the side of Ethiopian troops in a war against the region’s fugitive leaders
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Ethiopian authorities say Eritrean troops have started withdrawing from Tigray, where they have been fighting on the side of Ethiopian forces in a war against the region'
In an exclusive investigation, witnesses tell of 182 civilians killed in cold blood as reports of human rights abuses in the region escalate
Tigray, the northernmost region of Ethiopia, has been plagued by disturbing violence in recent months — including hundreds of deaths in the town of Aksum during a two-day massacre in November 2020. And Amnesty International and Medicine Without Borders are among the groups that are speaking out against the violence.
Find the preliminary report here Addis Abeba, March 24/2021 – The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC/Commission) has released a preliminary report highlighting grave human rights violations and an attack against civilians in Axum city, Tigray region. After several weeks of attempts, EHRC was able to deploy an investigation mission to
Ethiopia’s prime minister says Eritrea has agreed to withdraw its forces from the Tigray region, where witnesses have described them looting, killing and raping civilians
Ethiopia says Eritrea has agreed to withdraw its forces from the Ethiopian region of Tigray
They denounced reports of mass civilian killings, sexual and gender-based violence, and the forced displacement of thousands of local residents and Eritrean refugees living there.
List compiled by researchers of victims of mass killings includes infants and people in their 90s
Announcement by Abiy Ahmed may signal end to fighting that has included mass killings and rapes
A U.N. humanitarian official is warning of an ongoing crisis in Ethiopia’s conflict-torn Tigray region, pointing to targeted civilian killings, over 500 recent rape cases, an increasing number of people fleeing violence, 4.5 million people needing food, and children on the brink of starvation