GENEVA: UN-appointed investigators warned on Thursday (Sep 21) that more atrocities were likely in Ethiopia and called for continued scrutiny of Addis Ababa's human rights record as their work faces termination amid strong African-led opposition. Thousands died in a two-year conflict between the government

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UN investigators warn of risk of 'future atrocities' in Ethiopia

GENEVA (Reuters) -     U.N.-appointed investigators warned on Thursday that more atrocities were likely in Ethiopia and called for continued scrutiny of Addis Ababa's human rights record as their work faces termination amid strong African-led opposition. Read full story

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U.N.-appointed investigators warned on Thursday that more atrocities were likely in Ethiopia and called for continued scrutiny of Addis Ababa's human rights record as their work faces termination amid strong African-led opposition. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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UN-appointed investigators warn more atrocities are likely in Ethiopia. They call for continued scrutiny of Addis Ababa's human rights record. Thousands died in a two-year conflict between the government and regional forces. Both sides accused each other of atrocities, including massacres, rape and arbitrary detentions.

UN investigators warn of risk of 'future atrocities' in Ethiopia

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