The Ethiopian government is disputing charges of ethnic cleansing in the Tigray conflict
The Ethiopian government is disputing charges of ethnic cleansing in the Tigray conflict, calling allegations by the United States “unfounded.” The conflict began in last November, when President Ahmed Abiy sent government troops into the Tigray region after an attack on federal military facilities. Thousands of civilians have so far been killed in the conflict. We are joined by Professor Mammo Muchie, a Pan-African Scholar and Lecturer.
