Geneva: The United Nations Human Rights Council will hold a special session on Friday about the “tomb” situation in Ethiopia, at the demand for the European Union, a UN statement said on Monday.
The request was supported by a third of 47 forum member countries and observers including the United States, he said.
The Draft of the EU resolution was presented with a condemned violation carried out by all parties in the conflict in the North Tigray region of Ethiopia, which was said by the Head of the United Nations Rights Michelle Bachelet last month, maybe a war crime.
If adopted, it will make the international commission of human rights experts about Ethiopia to investigate further and report back after a year.
“Given the annoying situation, we believe the international community has a moral obligation to try to prevent further atrocities and ensure accountability and justice for victims and victims,” Lotte Knudsen, the Head of the European Union’s Delegation to the United Nations in Geneva, said in a statement.
UN Rights Forum for conducting sessions on Ethiopia at UE’s request
