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ETHIOPIA UPDATE: PM Tweets on Sudan Border Incident — War, Fake News, Refugee Crisis & Crime Against Humanity at Tadias Magazine

ETHIOPIA UPDATE: PM Tweets on Sudan Border Incident — War, Fake News, Refugee Crisis & Crime Against Humanity at Tadias Magazine
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Aid in Danger Bi-Weekly News Brief, 18 November - 01 December 2020 - World

Aid in Danger Bi-Weekly News Brief, 18 November - 01 December 2020 Format Democratic Republic of the Congo 15 November 2020: In Masisi town centre, North Kivu province, a Congolese LNGO aid worker was reportedly shot and killed by unidentified perpetrators. Source AWSD 27 November 2020: Between Bwalanda and Nyanzale villages, North Kivu province, gunmen attacked an INGO aid worker and amputated his arm. He was admitted to Rutshuru General Hospital for treatment. In response, the aid organisation temporarily suspended its activities in the area. Source: Radio Moto Ethiopia October: Four Ethiopian aid workers employed by two separate INGOs were killed in Tigray near the border with Eritrea last month during fighting in the northern region. The circumstances of their deaths were unclear, but they took place in one of four camps for Eritrean refugees. There are unconfirmed reports that a fifth aid worker had also died in Tigray. Source: Reuters

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Christmas under persecution

Uganda: pastor murdered for his ministry Pastor David Omara was ambushed and murdered by a mob of fundamentalist Muslims on 31 October. He had just finished a radio broadcast comparing Islam and Christianity, when he received a phone call from a person requesting a meeting. Pastor Omara’s son was with him as he went to the meeting place and saw the atrocity. His widow and their eight children will face a very sad Christmas. A colleague remarked, Pastor Omara worked tirelessly for the kingdom of God to the day he breathed his last breath. Pakistan: abduction and forced marriage of young girls

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Attacks on Health Care Monthly News Brief - November 2020 - World

Attacks on Health Care Monthly News Brief - November 2020 Format Democratic Republic of the Congo 31 October 2020: In Lisasa village, Beni territory, North Kivu province, ADF fighters ransacked a health centre as part of a wider assault in the area during which 21 people were killed and others kidnapped. Source: Vanguard 07 November 2020: In the Kamayi area, Kananga city, Kasaï-Central province, a health centre was ransacked by the family members of a patient who died after a medical intervention. The perpetrators stole medical equipment and supplies from the centre, as well as furniture. Source: Radio Okapi Ethiopia From 04 November 2020 onwards: In Mekelle city and special zone,

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ETHIOPIA UPDATE: Civilians Speak Out as Telephone Returns — War, Fake News, Refugee Crisis & Crime Against Humanity at Tadias Magazine

ETHIOPIA UPDATE: Civilians Speak Out as Telephone Returns — War, Fake News, Refugee Crisis & Crime Against Humanity at Tadias Magazine
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