Sir James Duddridge MP in Parliament

We are deeply concerned at human rights violations and abuses in Ethiopia's Tigray region, including those of extra judicial killings.

The UK shares the call, in the report from Alex de Waal, Executive Director of the World Peace Foundation, for all parties to the conflict t

The UK is appalled by reports of atrocities including widespread rape and other forms of sexual violence perpetrated by different armed grou

We remain concerned by the impact of the continued fighting in the Tigray region and growing ethnic and political tensions and violence else

Eritrea's role in the conflict in Tigray, including the continued presence of its armed forces, is deeply concerning.

FCDO Ministers have met the Eritrean Ambassador three times in the last three years.

We note the EU's decision on 3 May not to deploy an Electoral Observation Mission as they have not been able to reach agreement with the Eth

Promoting democracy and defending democratic freedoms is a fundamental part of the UK's foreign policy in Africa.

The UK has expressed deep concerns about the outbreak of violence in Somalia at the end of April and the risks of future escalation.

The Foreign Secretary spoke with Prime Minister Abiy during his visit to Ethiopia on 22 January.