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NEWS ARCHIVE
March 2001
Latest News News Archive Press Relase

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Ethiopians vote in poll boycotted by opposition

March 4, 2001
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia -- Millions of Ethiopians voted in local and regional elections on Sunday, but the polls were boycotted by seven main opposition parties protesting alleged irregularities by the ruling party. Full Report

SOURCE: CNN


Somali warlords gather in Ethiopia with reconciliation in mind

March 4, 2001
ADDIS ABABA, March 4 (AFP) - Three Somali faction chiefs, all opposed to the strife-prone country's first centralised government in years, were Sunday set to meet other clan leaders for "national reconcilation" talks, one said. Full Report

SOURCE: AFP


India to despatch 1,197 troops to Ethiopia, Eritrea

March 4, 2001
NEW DELHI: India has decided to despatch 1,197 troops for UN peacekeeping operations in Ethiopia and Eritrea, it was officially announced here on Friday. Full Report

SOURCE: South Nexus


Additional Ethiopians, Eritreans Repatriated

March 4, 2001
The International Committee of the Red Cross Saturday said it facilitated the repatriation of 690 additional Ethiopians and 357 Eritreans. Full Report

SOURCE: Panafrican News Agency


Red Cross Repatriates 357 Eritreans From Ethiopia

March 4, 2001
ADDIS ABABA, Xinhua via COMTEX) -- A total of 357 Eritreans left Ethiopia Saturday for home under the auspices of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), an ICRC press release said here. Full Report

SOURCE: XINHUA NEWS AGENCY


Additional Ethiopians, Eritreans Repatriated

March 3, 2001
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - The International Committee of the Red Cross Saturday said it facilitated the repatriation of 690 additional Ethiopians and 357 Eritreans. Full Report

SOURCE: Panafrican News Agency


Over 100 Killed In East Wollega

March 2, 2001
Addis Ababa - In its 38th report on human rights violations in Ethiopia, the Ethiopian Human Rights Council (EHRCO) expressed concern over the exasperating situation of ethnic and religious conflicts in the country. Full Report

SOURCE: allafrica.com


Leaders agree on African union

March 2, 2001
Colonel Gaddafi with Togo President Eyadema

Gaddafi (right) has been the driving force behind the unity plan
African leaders have agreed on the creation of an African union. Full Report

SOURCE: BBC World Service

Humanitarian Appeals Launched

March 2, 2001
The Eritrean Refugee and Relief Commission (ERREC) and the UN have launched appeals to the international donor community to support humanitarian activities in 2001. According to an OCHA press release, the ERREC appeal is for more than US $223 million. The UN Consolidated Inter-Agency Appeal, which includes project proposals from nine UN agencies, totals over US $157 million. Full Report

SOURCE: allafrica.com


ERITREA-ETHIOPIA: Fourth meeting of UNMEE's military commission

March 1, 2001
NAIROBI, 1 March (IRIN) - The fourth meeting of the Military Coordination Commission (MCC) of the United Nations Mission In Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) was successfully conducted on Wednesday, according to a press release of the same day. Full Report

SOURCE: IRIN


ERITREA: UNMEE to investigate misconduct of peacekeepers

March 1, 2001
NAIROBI, 1 March (IRIN) - The United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) has set up a board of inquiry to investigate alleged misconduct by UN peacekeepers, UNMEE's public information office said in a press statement on Wednesday. Full Report

SOURCE: IRIN


Ethnic Clashes Claim 100 Lives, Displace 11,000 Others

March 1, 2001
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Simmering feuds between the two predominant ethnic groups in Ethiopia - the Oromo and the Amhara - since June 2000, claimed the lives of at least 100 people and displaced nearly 11,000 others in east Wollega zone of the Oromiya regional state in western Ethiopia, rightists said Wednesday. Full Report

SOURCE: Panafrican News Agency


Irin Focus On Trafficking Of Women

March 1, 2001
A new study by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) has highlighted the widespread human rights abuses suffered by Ethiopian women trafficked to Arab countries. The study, launched in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa last week, cites cases of rape, death in prison, starvation, confinement, and physical abuse. Full Report

SOURCE: allafrica.com

























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