In the latest incident fueled by the destruction of mosques in Addis Ababa, police fired tear gas at worshippers outside the city’s largest mosque. The destruction of several Muslim places of worship in the capital has been part of a … Continue reading Ethiopia’s capital witnessed clashes between muslims and police following friday prayers
Every day, hundreds of individuals seeking refuge from the ongoing conflict in Sudan are crossing the main border post at Metema in western Ethiopia. Between April 21st and May 7th alone, approximately 15,000 people from sixty different countries have made … Continue reading Mass exodus: Sudanese refugees seek safety in Ethiopia amidst escalating conflict
In March 2023, Ethiopia and Somalia were hit by flash flooding caused by heavy rains, resulting in the loss of dozens of lives and affecting around 300,000 people. This devastating flooding came as a stark contrast to the nearly three … Continue reading Climate crisis unleashes chaos in Ethiopia and Somalia
Refugees have fled ongoing violent unrest in Sudan and crossed the border into Ethiopia. The fighting began on April 15 between the army and paramilitary forces, and so far, at least 700 people have been killed, with most of them … Continue reading Refugees flee Sudan as violence continues, seek shelter in Ethiopia
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has taken up the case of an Iraqi asylum seeker who is facing deportation from the United Kingdom to Rwanda as part of a highly controversial agreement between London and Kigali. On March … Continue reading Iraqi asylum seeker contests deportation to Rwanda in European Court over refugee status and mistreatment concerns
Ethiopia’s Gonder city in the northern region of Amhara is under curfew, as local officials revealed on Monday. In an effort to maintain security, auto-rickshaws are prohibited from operating between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m., and bars and nightclubs must … Continue reading Amidst ongoing unrest, Ethiopia imposes curfew in major northern city
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