Coverage dated December 16, 2021

Over Ethiopia's objections, UN rights body examines conflict

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GENEVA (AP) — Ethiopia's government decried a “neocolonialist mentality” as many Western nations sought Friday to boost scrutiny of rights abuses and violations in the conflict-torn country by creating an

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    Over Ethiopia's objections, UN rights body examines conflict (opens Opelika-Auburn News)

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    GENEVA (AP) — Ethiopia's government decried a “neocolonialist mentality” as many Western nations sought Friday to boost scrutiny of rights abuses and violations in the conflict-torn country by creating an

  2. Deutsche Welle

    UN Human Rights Council to investigate war crimes in Ethiopia | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    The UN's human rights body voted to set up an experts panel to examine allegations of war crimes in Ethiopia. The resolution was brought forward by the EU.

  3. Newsweek

    Ethiopia decries U.N. creation of team to monitor rights abuses in war-torn country (opens Newsweek)

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    The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission said the new team's creation is "repetitive" and "further delays redress for victims and survivors."

  4. Richmond Times-Dispatch

    Over Ethiopia's objections, UN rights body backs war monitor (opens Richmond Times-Dispatch)

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    GENEVA (AP) — Over Ethiopia's objections, the U.N.'s main human rights body voted Friday to create an international team of experts to boost scrutiny of rights abuses in the devastating

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