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Protection in Danger Monthly News Brief - December 2020 - World

Protection in Danger Monthly News Brief - December 2020 Format Democratic Republic of the Congo 31 December 2020: In Bijombo village, Mwenga territory, South Kivu province, a group of 50 IDP women who were farming were attacked by militiamen of the Ngumino and Twiganeho coalition led by Michel Rukundo Makanika. Four women and two children were killed with machetes, one girl was seriously injured and at least three women went missing. Sources: Radio Okapi, Actualité and ACLED1 Ethiopia As reported on 08 December 2020: In Tigray region, the instability caused by the conflict between the Ethiop...

Border killings by BSF: India claims they open fire in self-defence, says foreign minister - Vimarsana News

Border killings by BSF: India claims they open fire in self-defence, says foreign minister

A virtual summit between Bangladesh and India was held on December 17 when multiple agreements and memorandum of understanding (MoU) were signed. Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen, who had been busy with the developments, was in a cheerful mood that day. The Daily Star (DS) grabbed the opportunity and made a phone call to have a discussion with the minister. "Today is a very good day. Today's conference (virtual summit) with India has been held in a very cordial manner. We are very pleased with it," the minister said on the phone. DS: It was great that the summit was held in a v...

Border Killings by BSF: India claims they open fire in self-defence - Vimarsana News

Border Killings by BSF: India claims they open fire in self-defence

Multiple agreements and memorandums of understanding (MoUs) were signed during a virtual summit between Bangladesh and India on December 17. Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen, who was busy with the developments, was in cheerful mood. The Daily Star made a phone call to have a discussion with the minister. "Today is a very good day. Today's conference (virtual summit) with India was held in a very cordial manner. We are very pleased with it," the minister said on the phone. The Daily Star (DS): It was great that the summit was held in a cordial manner. Is there any good news regarding...