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Analysis of massacre video raises questions for Ethiopian Army

Analysis of massacre video raises questions for Ethiopian Army

This story contains graphic imagery of injury and death.Dawit was watching television at a relative's one-room apartment in Axum, a historic city in Ethiopia's war-torn, northern Tigray region, in early March when a news bulletin flashed up on the screen. Graphic, unverified footage had surfaced of a mass killing near Dawit's hometown of Mahibere Dego, in a mountainous area of central Tigray. In the shaky video Ethiopian soldiers appeared to round up a group of young, unarmed men on a wind-swept, dusty ledge before shooting them at point-blank range -- picking them up by an arm or a leg and...

April 2, 2021
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Ethiopian leader says troops who raped civilians in Tigray will be held to account after CNN investigation

Ethiopian leader says troops who raped civilians in Tigray will be held to account after CNN investigation

(CNN)Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said Tuesday that his government would hold accountable any soldier found responsible for rape or looting in the country's conflict region of Tigray, just days after against women."Reports indicate that atrocities have been committed in Tigray region," Abiy wrote in a post on his Twitter account. "Regardless of the TPLF propaganda of exaggeration, any soldier responsible for raping our women & looting communities in the region will be held accountable as their mission is to protect," he said, referring to the Tigray People's Liberation Front, the...

March 19, 2021
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'Practically genocide': Doctors say rape used as tool of war in Ethiopia

'Practically genocide': Doctors say rape used as tool of war in Ethiopia

Hamdayet, Sudan -- More evidence of sexual violence being used as a deliberate weapon of war is emerging from , where an armed conflict has been raging for months.Women are being gang-raped, drugged and held hostage, according to medical records and testimonies from survivors shared with CNN. In one case a woman's vagina was stuffed with stones, nails and plastic, according to a video seen by CNN and testimony from one of the doctors who treated her. CNN has spoken with nine doctors in Ethiopia and one in a Sudanese refugee camp who say they've seen an alarming increase in sexual assault...

March 19, 2021
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'Practically genocide': Doctors say rape used as tool of war in Ethiopia

'Practically genocide': Doctors say rape used as tool of war in Ethiopia

Hamdayet, Sudan -- More evidence of sexual violence being used as a deliberate weapon of war is emerging from , where an armed conflict has been raging for months.Women are being gang-raped, drugged and held hostage, according to medical records and testimonies from survivors shared with CNN. In one case a woman's vagina was stuffed with stones, nails and plastic, according to a video seen by CNN and testimony from one of the doctors who treated her. CNN has spoken with nine doctors in Ethiopia and one in a Sudanese refugee camp who say they've seen an alarming increase in sexual assault...

March 19, 2021
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Famine has arrived in pockets of Yemen. Saudi ships blocking fuel aren't helping | CNN

Famine has arrived in pockets of Yemen. Saudi ships blocking fuel aren't helping | CNN

Video Ad FeedbackUS-backed Saudi blockade causing deadly shortages in YemenNever-before-seen flooding leaves one-third of Pakistan underwaterForeign fighters join Ukraine's southern counteroffensive against RussiaMore than a third of Pakistan is underwater. See what's happening thereWatch the moment Liz Truss enters Downing Street as PMMan survives 11 days in ocean floating alone in a freezerIsrael Defense Forces: Soldier had no idea shots were fired toward journalist'Blades, not bullets': Timeline of mass stabbing in CanadaIsland could lose 98% of land from climate change. See how...

March 11, 2021
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Massacre in the mountains: How an Ethiopian festival turned into a killing spree

Massacre in the mountains: How an Ethiopian festival turned into a killing spree

All of the witnesses to this massacre have been given pseudonyms at their request due to fears of retribution.Abraham began burying the bodies in the morning and didn't stop until nightfall. The corpses, some dressed in white church robes drenched in blood, were scattered in arid fields, scrubby farmlands and a dry riverbed. Others had been shot on their doorsteps with their hands bound with belts. Among the dead were priests, old men, women, entire families and a group of more than 20 Sunday school children, some as young as 14, according to eyewitnesses, parents and their teacher. Abraham...

February 26, 2021
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'They left us for dead.' Tigray refugees tell of horrors after Ethiopian troops vowed they'd be safe

'They left us for dead.' Tigray refugees tell of horrors after Ethiopian troops vowed they'd be safe

Hamdayat, on the border between Sudan and Ethiopia (CNN)Huyeet is limping as he crosses the border, his leg bandaged with dirty gauze. As he enters Sudan, fleeing Ethiopia's province, border guards direct him to the first aid tent nearby. The medical facilities here are basic and Huyeet grimaces as the grimy dressing is unraveled, revealing a gunshot wound. Huyeet is 24, and like many of the people CNN met as they crossed the border, he refuses to give his surname. Even here, so far from home, he says he feels unsafe. Huyeet says that when the Ethiopian Army captured his hometown, Humera,...

December 8, 2020
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How a bloody night of bullets quashed a young protest movement

How a bloody night of bullets quashed a young protest movement

This story contains graphic imagery of injury and death. The full names of some interviewees and the identities of others have been withheld for their safety.Sometime after midnight on October 21, Elisha Sunday Ibanga answered a phone call from his older brother's number.The person on the other end of the line -- a stranger -- broke the news that Ibanga's brother, Victor, had been shot dead at the Lekki toll gate, in Lagos, Nigeria, where he had been peacefully protesting against police brutality earlier that night."The person told me that the police took his body away," Ibanga, 24, told...

November 18, 2020
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