On 18 September 2001 the Eritrean government banned all independent media outlets and incarcerated all but the most compliant journalists….
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Information about Eritrea and the Horn of Africa
On 18 September 2001 the Eritrean government banned all independent media outlets and incarcerated all but the most compliant journalists….
Read moreEvidence emerges of war crimes by forces allied to Abiy Ahmed’s government Source: Economist Apr 13th 2022 ADDIS ABABA The…
Read moreStatement on the Joint Report of Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch on Atrocity Crimes Committed in Western Tigray The…
Read moreSource: Amnesty International International investigations, access to detainees key to deter further abuses Amhara security forces are responsible for a…
Read moreIn response to yesterday’s allegations by Amnesty International, the Tigray Government has issued the statement below.
Read moreAnyone who has been following the war in Tigray will be aware of the rape and sexual abuse carried out…
Read more16 July 2021, 02:00 UTC Source: Amnesty International Police in Addis Ababa have arbitrarily arrested and detained dozens of Tigrayans…
Read moreAmnesty International has released a comprehensive, compelling report detailing the killing of hundreds of civilians in the Tigrayan city of…
Read moreOn Thursday 12th November Amnesty International published a truly shocking report. It was delivered just three days after the events…
Read moreAt least 54 people from the Amhara ethnic group were killed in an attack late on 1 November by suspected…
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