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UN: Crimes Against Humanity Continue in Ethiopia

  • #Ethiopia
  • #Politics
  • #Eritrea
  • #War crimes
  • #Freedom & human rights
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SEP 2023
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story last updated SEP 2023

The Spin

Narrative A

Following the dangerous escalation of human rights violations in Ethiopia, the United Nations must commit to extending the mandate for the International Commission of Human Rights Experts in Ethiopia. Now is not the time to reduce pressure on a country that continues to engage in such atrocities from all sides. Suffering and instability must be stopped before it is allowed to spread even further into East Africa.

Amnesty International

Narrative B

The tragic conflict in Ethiopia is best addressed not looking so much at international actors but at grassroots organizing and community healing. Ethiopia is home to a plethora of diverse ethnic, cultural, and linguistic groups. It's through local organizing and community-to-community dialogue that real progress in conflict resolution can take place. Relying on the state and international organizations is not enough by itself.

The Reporter Ethiopia

Metaculus Prediction


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