Christmas (‘Ganna’) is celebrated, in Ethiopia, on 7 January. On this day, UAI calls on the UN Secretary-General to coordinate a plan of action to deal with the issues facing the country following the conflict that began in Tigray over a year ago.
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At the end of this year, what is the state of inhumanity for civilians in war and for refugees and asylum-seekers? This Newsletter reviews developments during the year in Ethiopia and Afghanistan and also highlights issues in Libya.
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The situation for refugees in Libya is precarious and complex. Attempts to improve it are being impeded by a variety of factors. These include: the limited authority of the UN and EU-supported government in Tripoli and its close association with militia groups
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Afghanistan-Prioritise Lives, not Politics
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This Newsletter includes guidance and details of the conflicts and refugee situations that UAI aims to monitor as well as links to reports from the Conference on Tigray held in Rome in October 2021.
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Reports from the event in Rome on 26 October 2021 on the subject of Inhumanity in Tigray.
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Since the end of 2020, appalling atrocities are being committed against civilians in the Ethiopian region of Tigray and beyond.
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What a terrible month. Those of you who follow the news of wars around the world will have been shocked by the situations developing in so many countries.
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UAI is shocked by the decision of the UN Human Rights Council not to renew the mandate of the independent international mechanism, known as the Group of Eminent Experts, investigating claims of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Yemen.
Continue readingThis is a synopsis, provided by the author, of a Masters dissertation, submitted at the University of Edinburgh. The research was carried out as part of a collaboration between the University and UAI.
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