BY AFP Ethiopia plans to shutter a camp for Eritrean refugees and resettle thousands of its inhabitants in other camps that the UN considers already full, an official said, despite concerns, this could make them more vulnerable to COVID-19.
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BY NEW AFRICA INSTITUTE On June 22, 2017, Inter Press Service published James Jeffrey’s article, “No Wall for Ethiopia, Rather an Open Door—Even for Its Enemy.” Many facets of the article, particularly its potential negative impact on global understanding of the issue of Eritrean migration, warrant an article review by New Africa Institute. The notable […]
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By James Jeffrey | for IRIN, The compound of the Jesuit Refugee Service in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, is a microcosm of the region’s troubles. Set off a busy main road, it hosts refugees from the conflicts and struggles in South Sudan, Congo, Uganda, Somalia, Eritrea, Yemen, Burundi, and more besides. Ethiopia has a […]
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