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Survivors count 54 dead after Ethiopia massacre, group says

Survivors count 54 dead after Ethiopia massacre, group says

  • Human rights groups are asking why federal soldiers left the area just hours before attackers moved in and targeted ethnic Amharas
  • Ethiopia’s government blamed a rebel group, the Oromo Liberation Army, for the attacks in the far western part of Oromia
By AP ·
Special Prisoners threaten suicide to pressure Lebanese parliament over amnesty law

Prisoners threaten suicide to pressure Lebanese parliament over amnesty law

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Special Lebanese MPs fail to reach agreement on draft amnesty law

Lebanese MPs fail to reach agreement on draft amnesty law

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Amnesty reports chilling details of Egypt press crackdown

Amnesty reports chilling details of Egypt press crackdown

By AP ·
Amnesty slams Qatar’s expulsion of migrant workers during coronavirus pandemic

Amnesty slams Qatar’s expulsion of migrant workers during coronavirus pandemic

By Arab News ·
Syrian president issues amnesty, reduces sentences

Syrian president issues amnesty, reduces sentences

By AP ·
Regime supporters rally as Amnesty says Iran death toll at least 143

Regime supporters rally as Amnesty says Iran death toll at least 143

By AFP ·
Amid national outcry, PM Khan withdraws 210 billion rupee amnesty to big businesses

Amid national outcry, PM Khan withdraws 210 billion rupee amnesty to big businesses

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Amnesty urges UN probe of ‘systematic’ Philippine drug war killings

Amnesty urges UN probe of ‘systematic’ Philippine drug war killings

By AFP ·
Foreign aid groups accuse Indian government of impeding work

Foreign aid groups accuse Indian government of impeding work

By AP ·
Airbnb, Booking.com 'profiting from war crimes' with Israel settlement listings

Airbnb, Booking.com 'profiting from war crimes' with Israel settlement listings

By AFP ·
Update Sudan police use tear gas as protests kill three

Sudan police use tear gas as protests kill three

By AFP ·
UAE launches amnesty for workers overstaying visa

UAE launches amnesty for workers overstaying visa

By Arab News ·

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