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Ethiopia says its military now controls Tigray capital
“I was afraid because the bombs kept falling for three days. We just left without money, without clothes. It took 10 days to come here. ..” Refugee who has terminal cancer and has been without medication.
Ethiopia Tigray conflict: Refugees struggle to get proper healthcare
Border being closed by Ethiopian soilders
On the ground in Sudan where Ethiopians are fleeing to escape a brutal offensive
Reporter who speak of atrocities by ethnic amhara told to him by refugees in Sudan, so added to the call for an independent investigation
Ethiopia conflict: Treacherous journey for thousands fleeing violence
1:05-1:16 testimony of refugee fleeing Tigray
U.N. Fears Ethiopia Purging Ethnic Tigrayan Officers From Its Peacekeeping Missions
The Ethiopian government has been rounding up ethnic Tigrayan security forces deployed in United Nations and African peacekeeping missions abroad and forcing them onto flights to the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa, where it is feared they may face torture or even execution, according to an internal U.N. account.
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Woman who gives brith while fleeing tigray speaks from the same refugee camp she was born at
UN ‘extremely concerned’ for safety of Tigray civilians in regional capital, as refugee numbers grow
“The first day I arrived in this camp, I began menstruating,” one 26-year-old refugee told UNFPA. “One day, I stayed wearing stained, bloody clothes. Then I sold my only valuable – my Android phone – to buy underwear, cotton and soap to deal with menstruation.”
Ethiopia warns it may shell rebel capital
Advancing Ethiopian troops plan to surround the Tigray region’s rebel-held capital Mekelle with tanks and may shell the city to force surrender, a military spokesman said, urging civilians to save themselves.
Escalating conflict could threaten Ethiopia’s economic success story
“Human rights abuses will deter ESG-conscious investors at a time when Abiy is looking to attract foreign investment to drive his Homegrown Economic Reform agenda which aims to transform Ethiopia from an agrarian to an industrialized economy by 2030,” said Verisk Maplecroft Senior Africa Analyst Ed Hobey-Hamsher in a comment last week.