Flag of Ethiopia Amnesty International has raised concerns over a range of human rights issues in Ethiopia, citing forced evictions, restrictions on civic space, and a lack of accountability for past abuses in its latest global report. The report, titled The State of the World’s Human Rights, presents a global and regional overview alongside country-specific assessments. Amnesty said it documented widespread violations by governments and other actors in 2025, including system

[DNE Africa] A former state minister in Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s government has leveled explosive allegations in a newly...

Ethiopian refugees who fled Ethiopia's Tigray War arrive by bus from the Village Eight transit centre near the Ethiopian border at the...

Experts, civil society leaders and officials from international organisations came together for the 'India on the Brink: Preventing Genocide' summit between February 26 and 28. VHP workers at the dharma sabha at Ayodhya in November, 2018. [Reuters] At a three-day global summit held virtually, experts working on hate speech and genocide concluded that since genocide is a process and not a one-time event, it can be stated that the genocide against Muslims in India has begun. Ex

Abiy speaking during the opening summit of the AU meeting. [Photo: Ethiopia's foreign ministry] The Tigray Defense Forces [TDF] has faulted the speech delivered by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed during the 25th Ordinary session of the African Union, arguing that it was full of hypocrisy and fell short of expectations. Ahmed, the Nobel Peace Prize winner of 2019, seemed to laud the African nations for their support throughout the Tigray conflict, adding that the crisis was "interna