Africa
December 8, 2021
How international bodies can help prevent more Ethiopia massacres
A full year has passed since Eritrean government forces massacred Tigrayan civilians in Ethiopia’s historical town of Axum. But survivors of the massacre and of other atrocities in Tigray are still no closer to accessing justice and redress – an accountability shortfall that is fuelling further abuses as conflict spreads.
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Crisis and Conflict
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South Africa: Broken Promises to Aid Gender-Based Violence Survivors
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“I Always Remember That Day”
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News
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How international bodies can help prevent more Ethiopia massacres
‘The lack of consequences for the crimes committed in Tigray has made it easier for warring parties to commit further atrocities.’
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Mozambique: Hundreds of Women, Girls Abducted
ISIS-Linked Militants Should Free Captives; Authorities Should Assist Survivors
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No one is protected from COVID-19 until everyone is protected
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Congo Investigation a Chance to Fight Corruption
Allegedly Embezzled Millions Helped Deprive Congolese of Their Rights
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Sahel: Top UN Rights Official Visits Burkina Faso, Niger
Governments Should Protect Civilians, Investigate Abuses
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Tanzania: No Justice for Zanzibar Election Violence
One Year On, Beatings, Teargassing, Shootings Go Unpunished
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Central African Republic: Detain War Crimes Suspect Now
Hassan Bouba Should Be Re-Arrested After Surprise Release from Detention
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The Gambia: Truth Commission Calls for Prosecuting Ex-Officials
Government Should Initiate Procedures to Investigate Yahya Jammeh, Associates
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Central African Republic: Minister Faces Atrocity Charges
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