Ethiopia

- Feature
- Migration
- 15 May 2017
Slave labour? Death rate doubles for migrant domestic workers in Lebanon

Deaths of migrant worker “slaves” in Lebanon have doubled. Why isn’t the government doing more?
- Feature
- Aid and Policy
- 19 April 2017
Displaced and neglected: Ethiopia's desperate drought victims

Ethiopia is good at looking after Somali refugees, but its own drought displaced are neglected and in need of aid
- Analysis
- Conflict
- 3 April 2017
Ethiopia extends emergency as old antagonisms fester

If the Ethiopian government wants longer-term stability, it will have to cede more power to its regions
- Feature
- Migration
- 16 March 2017
Face to face with the Eritrean exodus into Ethiopia

Scores of Eritreans furtively cross into Ethiopia every day – a refugee life holds more promise than staying home
- News
- Aid and Policy
- 17 February 2017
The weekly humanitarian outlook

Every week, IRIN’s team of editors takes a look at what lies ahead on the humanitarian agenda and curates a selection of some of the best reports, opinion, and journalism you may have missed:
- Opinion
- Aid and Policy
- 7 February 2017
Tackling drought with emergency aid is not the answer

Resilience approaches may be our best strategy in fighting the effects of climate change, but more work is needed to improve our toolkit
- News
- Aid and Policy
- 27 December 2016
The Grinch’s not-so-festive guide to food ration cuts

Naughty or nice, no matter: those requiring food assistance this year, particularly in Africa, are finding things even tougher than usual
- Analysis
- Aid and Policy
- 17 November 2016
Ethiopia’s internet crackdown hurts everyone

Since Ethiopia declared a state of emergency, its government has shut down mobile data and blocked social media sites. But at what cost?
- Analysis
- Aid and Policy
- 24 October 2016
Europe pays out to keep a lid on Ethiopia migration

A $500 million investment aims to keep migrants at bay
- Analysis
- Migration
- 3 October 2016
Is Ethiopia unravelling?

Sustained protests by the two largest ethnic groups highlight deep fissures in Ethiopia. Might government reforms prevent deeper unrest?
- Aid and Policy
- 23 September 2016
Top Picks: What Syrians want, Africa's declining conflicts, and refugee deterrence policies

Welcome to IRIN's weekly top picks of must-read research, podcasts, reports, blogs and in-depth articles to help you keep on top of global crises. Six...
- Analysis
- Aid and Policy
- 22 August 2016
Should the UN surrender over peacekeeping?

The failure of UNMISS in South Sudan is a blow for international peace