More than 9 million Ethiopian children are currently out of school. They are caught in the crossfire of armed conflicts, natural disasters, tribal tensions and economic hardships. In 2023 ...

We write in advance of the 98th pre-session of the Committee on the Rights of the Child and its review of Ethiopia. This submission focuses on children’s rights violations in the context of ...

Over nine million children are currently out of school across Ethiopia due to conflict, violence and natural disasters, with more than 6,000 schools shut down, according to the United Nations.

The humanitarian situation across Ethiopia is harrowing and multifaceted - nearly 30 million people, including 12.5 million children - now require critical humanitarian support. A prolonged, expanding ...

An innovative initiative to expand vision care in rural Ethiopia aims to transform the lives of millions of people who ...

Addis Ababa (July 26, 2024)—Hundreds of children living in the remote Gofa zone of Southern Ethiopia remain at risk of death and injury from rain-induced disasters after surviving a series of ...

We see the streets, the roads, the shack doors, crowded with poor Ethiopian mothers, women who have been collecting whatever scraps they can find to feed their hollow-eyed children. Teenagers ...

“Finish your food, children are starving in Ethiopia,” said every parent to every U.S. kid in the 1980s. The starvation of children in the East African nation was a problem Americans may have ...

Before the war, Shila’s family lived near the border of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Shila took care of the three children and ran a hairdressing salon. Her husband was in the regional militia.

IT is 40 years since Dame Claire Bertschinger was a nurse on the front line of the devastating famine in Ethiopia, deciding which starving children to save. But the torment of not being able to ...

“There were often 500 kids, some vomiting ... bring in some of the biggest music stars to make a charity record for Ethiopia. Claire said: “I had a shortwave radio — sometimes you could ...