Ethiopia peace talks should allow for humanitarian aid, says Amnesty
Former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta arrives for the peace talks between the Ethiopian government and TPLF in Pretoria, South Africa on October 26, 2022. Amnesty International has said the peace talks should lead to justice for victims and survivors of the conflict. PHOTO | PHILL MAGAKOE | AFP
The Ethiopia-Tigray peace talks taking place in South Africa should address the suffering of civilians in northern Ethiopia by leading to a deal to allow for humanitarian aid in the region and minimising civilian casualties in the war, a rights organisation has said.
Amnesty International on Thursday said the African Union brokered peace talks should also lead to justice for victims and survivors of the conflict, the NGO added.
