Independent oversight and legal reforms are needed to address extrajudicial killings.
The same zeal for solving entrenched disputes on the battlefield needs to be taken to the legal arena.
A balance must be struck between shielding civilians and respecting the state.
UN human rights investigators should not work with the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, a state-funded institution that lacks political independence.
A UN—not AU—commission is needed to investigate the reported war crimes.
Compelling reasons for swift, impartial, and unhampered aid delivery. s the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)…
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