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By CAP Liberté de Conscience 

Sanctuaries Under Fire

On 22 July 2026, a reported drone strike hit the historic St. Arsema Monastery near Mekane Selam, in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region, killing at least two nuns and six priests and injuring eleven others. The attack flattened parts of the centuries-old compound, destroyed grain stores, and severe...


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Amhara International Alliance PRESS STATEMENT

Performative “National Dialogue”

The Amhara International Alliance strongly condemns the Ethiopian government’s continuation of a full-scale military campaign across the Amhara Region. This escalation occurs even as the regime aggressively markets its recently conven...


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A Joint Submission to the 54th Session of the UPR Working Group By the International Coalition of Human Rights Organizations (ICHR), Omnium des Libertés (ODL), and Sudanese Women of Peace (SWOP)

When the Universal Periodic Review Working Group convenes in January 2027 for its 54th session, Sudan will present its fourth national report against a bac...


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Date: July 20, 2026

Mr. Mesfin Aman Politician, journalist, and human rights activist.

While the Ethiopian government continues to present the National Dialogue process to members of the diplomatic community as a path toward peace, reconciliation, and politica...


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A Village Attack That Shook the Middle Belt

In June 2026, armed men attacked Kawel village in Plateau State, Nigeria. Dozens of Christians were killed. Many more were injured. Homes, churches, and infrastructure were destroyed. The attack was not random. It targeted a Christian farming community in a region where ethnic-religious tensions have intersect...


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