Immediate Assistance Needed: Aid for Victims of Abiy Ahmed’s Authoritarian Military Decre
Over 50,000 individuals have been displaced following a direct order from the Fascist Abiy Ahmed. According to local authorities, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (Ocha) reported on Monday that the number of individuals forced to flee due to armed conflicts in the northern regions of Ethiopia has surpassed 50,000 since April 13th.
According to a situation report released on Monday by UN Ocha, the majority of the displaced individuals, primarily women, children, and the elderly, are currently seeking shelter in the towns of Kobo and Sekota in the Amhara region. The humanitarian situation is extremely grave, as thousands of women and children require extensive humanitarian assistance in order to survive. Efforts have been initiated by the government and humanitarian organizations to offer food and healthcare services, although the available resources are insufficient to meet the overwhelming demand.
Armed confrontations took place in Alamata town in Northern Ethiopia on April 13 and 14. An unspecified amount of casualties were documented, with numerous civilians reportedly seeking refuge in neighboring Kobo and Sekota, as stated in a prior report by UN Ocha.