The Ethiopian military has committed widespread murder, rape and torture against the Anuak population in the remote southwestern region of Gambella since December 2003, Human Rights Watch said in ...

Reports indicate that during the period between the 13th and 15th of December, 2003, 424 Anuak were killed by Ethiopian Government troops in uniform along with local people from highland areas, in ...

Analysis - Ethnically diverse, with a porous border with neighbouring war-torn Sudan and a local population competing for land, western Ethiopia has long witnessed violent clashes.

However, OCHA and Ethiopia’s Disaster Prevention and Preparedness Commission (DPPC) cite conflict and insecurity as the main reason that the total area under cultivation in Gambella decreased by ...

News; Spokane; Bringing hope Fri., Nov. 17, 2006 Agwa Taka left, an Anuak tribe member from Ethiopia who lives in Spokane, is taking a team to Gambella, Ethiopia, to help Anuak survivors of ...

June 11, 2006 (ADDIS ABABA) — Ethiopian authorities imposed a curfew on Gambella town, in Western Ethiopia on Sunday at 7pm local time following the ambush of a bus at 6pm in which around 30 ...

June, 13, 2006 (ADDIS ABABA) — At least 14 people were killed and 40 others wounded when a group of unidentified armed raiders ambushed a bus in western Ethiopia, humanitarian sources said.

Ethiopia is a prime target for investors looking to acquire agricultural land. Since 2008 The Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) government has leased almost 4 million ...

MINNEAPOLIS—Only five questions were allowed, but in the end that was enough for exiled members of Ethiopia’s Anuak minority to put Omot Obang Olom in a tough spot. Omot came to the community ...

By Ashoka Mukpo South Africa-based conservation NGO African Parks has signed a long-term deal with Ethiopian authorities to ...

MINNEAPOLIS—Moderators made sure no one asked too many questions, but there was opportunity enough for exiled members of Ethiopia’s Anuak minority to put Omot Obang Olom on the spot. Omot went ...