Category: Global Publications & Reports

More than 3.9 million people in Tigray, and more than 10 million people in Amhara, have been affected by events in these regions and need health services and interventions.

Amhara forces have looted private and public properties from the town of Alamata in Southern Tigray. – “The Amhara militia and special forces has looted shops, market centers, stores, and construction materials since 01 July 2021. And they were transporting Read More …

An estimated 13 million people require food aid in conflict-affected Tigray, Afar and Amhara

Tigray’s ongoing economic, political, and humanitarian crises, which have persisted since the outbreak of the genocidal war in 2020, highlight the Ethiopian government’s deliberate destruction and systemic neglect of Tigray. The region’s dire financial situation underscores its people’s broader struggle Read More …

The Tigray conflict continued to escalateas hostilities expanded to new fronts.Eritrean forces once more becameembroiled in the fighting, with someclashes also occurring in Amhara-controlledWestern Tigray. Violence persistedin Oromia region.

Events of 2024 The human rights situation in Ethiopia remained dire, with government forces, militias, and non-state armed groups committing serious abuses in conflict-affected areas and elsewhere throughout the country. Fighting between the Ethiopian military and militias in the Amhara Read More …

UNSC Resolution 2417, unanimously adopted in 2018, recognized the link between conflict and hunger, and condemned the use of starvation as a method of warfare and set out preventative and accountability measures that may be imposed. More recently CNN reported Read More …

The Tigray conflict continued to escalate ashostilities expanded to new fronts. Eritreanforces once more became embroiled inthe fighting, with some clashes also occurringin Amhara-controlled Western Tigray.

Teklay Tiku, a 71-year-old farmer, in Kerseber, a mountainous village in northern Tigray, on February 23, 2023. He shows a sack of wheat in which Eritrean soldiers have deliberately spoiled the grain with soil. NOE HOCHET-BODIN/LE MONDE The last time he Read More …