South Sudan: Vice-President highlights commitments and challenges to peace

Warring parties in South Sudan are committed to implementing a peace deal that has improved security in the country, Vice-President Hussein Abdelbagi Akol Agany told the UN General Assembly on Thursday. The Revitalized Peace Agreement, signed by the Government and opposition groups four years ago, ended years of conflict in the world’s youngest nation, independent […]

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Int’l Rights Commission Not Truly Neutral to Pay Equal Attention to Atrocities Committed by TPLF in Amhara, Afar

The International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia (ICHREE) is not truly neutral, otherwise it would pay equal attention to the actual atrocities that the terrorist TPLF carried out in the Afar and Amhara regions, American Political Analysts Andrew Korybko said. The ICHREE, imposed on Ethiopia in violations of international laws, has released a biased, […]

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Horn of Africa Drought: Regional Humanitarian Overview & Call to Action (Revised 21 September 2022)

The Horn of Africa Is Facing Its Worst Drought In More than Four Decades, With Catastrophic Consequences Communities in the Horn of Africa are facing the immediate threat of starvation, with forecasts indicating that the October-December 2022 rainy season is likely to underperform, marking the fifth consecutive failed season in parts of Ethiopia, Kenya and […]

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Ethiopia Peace Observatory Weekly: 10 – 16 September 2022 [EN/AM]

By the Numbers: Ethiopia, 2 April 2018-16 September 2022 Total number of organized violence events: 3,350 Total number of reported fatalities from organized violence: 19,259 Total number of reported fatalities from civilian targeting: 8,436 By the Numbers: Ethiopia, 10-16 September 2022 Total number of organized violence events: 19 Total number of reported fatalities from organized […]

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