Eritrean residents in Ethiopia's capital have reported widespread arrests among their community, sparking fear among refugees and asylum seekers who fled their homes in search of a better life.

[Reuters] Eritrean soldiers and Tigrayan militias raped, detained and killed Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia’s northern region of Tigray, an international rights watchdog said on Thursday.

A World Bank study reveals that in-camp refugees in Ethiopia face significantly higher poverty and lower consumption than ...

Eritrean forces have started withdrawing from the Tigray region of Ethiopia after an agreement between Ethiopian government and rival group in the region. The Eritrean troops had crossed the border ...

The post claims: “At this moment, the Eritrean army has crossed the Ethiopian border and is marching towards Tigray. The Eritrean army has made an agreement with the TDF and Fano forces and is ...

Ethiopia adopted its Refugee Proclamation in 2004, which is the main national legislation governing refugee issue. Refugees continue to arrive mostly from South Sudan, Somalia, Sudan, Eritrea, and ...

Ethiopia and Eritrea are playing a dangerous game of chess; Tigray lies right in the centre of the board. The relationship between the two nations has deteriorated over the past few years, with the ...

The threat of war is looming over the Horn of Africa once again, with observers warning of a return to fighting in Tigray, which could also lead to conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea. Ethiopia’s ...

When Fessehaie Abraham arrived to Australia in 1979 as a refugee from ... the United Nations. The Ethiopian Emperor Hailesselasie broke the federation deal and annexed Eritrea to become one ...