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GAMBELLA, Ethiopia—“My only joy is my child. I don’t have anything else in life,” says South Sudanese refugee Nyabel Jock, 19, during a pregnancy check up at Jewi Health Centre, Jewi Refugee Camp, in Gambella, Ethiopia. 

Eritrean government forces and Tigrayan militias have committed killings, rape, and other grave abuses against Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, Human Rights Watch said today. All warring parties should cease attacks against refugees, stay out of refugee camps, and facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid.

Eritrean government forces and Tigrayan militias have committed killings, rape, and other grave abuses against Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia's Tigray...

HRW said Thursday it had received credible reports that Eritrean troops killed 31 people in Hitsats town, and that the true toll was likely significantly higher.

A new HRW report details the role of both Eritrean soldiers and rebel fighters from Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region at two refugee camps

Human Rights Watch detailed the killing and rape of Eritrean refugees by Eritrean troops and Tigray rebels. The report documents atrocities committed around two camps in northern Ethiopia.

UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and its partners have regained access to the Mai Aini and Adi Harush camps for Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia’s Tigray region.

English News and Press Release on Ethiopia and 2 other countries about Health, Logistics and Telecommunications and more; published on 10 Aug 2021 by UNHCR

Ethiopia-Refugees- COVID-19 April 12, 2021 to 22:26 285 APA-Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) Ethiopia on Monday announced the launching of a vaccination exercise targeting refugees against COVID-19 in one of the camps in the west of the country. Ethiopia’s Agency for Refugees and Returnees Affairs said the vaccination started in refugee camps in Gambella Region.  The agency said close to 800 refugees h...

Education in Danger Monthly News Brief, January 2021 Format Burkina Faso 07 January 2021: In Koumbri department, Yatenga province, a teacher was abducted by suspected volunteer fighters (VDP) from inside an IDP camp. Source: ACLED Cameroon 01 or 02 January 2021: In Ouzal locality, Mayo-Tsanaga department, Far North province, unidentified perpetrators believed to be Boko Haram killed a teacher and two civilians, and looted several houses. Sources: ACLED1 and L’Oeil du Sahel 07 January 2021: Ar...