Ethiopian Human Rights Commission documents mass civilian casualties
By DW
14 March 2022 |
3:32 pm
A new report says at least 750 civilians have been killed or executed in Ethiopia's Afar and Amhara regions since July. Both are part of a larger conflict that broke out in northern Tigray region in late 2020.
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