Ethiopia

Etiopia: Salini: Progetto Gibe III Non Minaccia Tribù Suri
February 7, 2013
When The Rich Eat the Poor
February 7, 2013
You might think that Ethiopia is a country that would take its food supply very, very seriously.  We're regularly greeted by appeals for donations to help relieve starvation in the Horn of Africa - Ethiopia, Djibouti, Somalia, Eritrea.
“Unheard Voices” Speak Out: Indigenous Ethiopians Demand a Stop to Human Rights Abuses Stemming from Agricultural Investment Policies
February 5, 2013
‘Unheard Voices’ Speak Out: Indigenous Ethiopians Demand a Stop to Human Rights Abuses Stemming from Agricultural Investment Policies
February 6, 2013
The War for Food
February 7, 2013
THE newest Western plan to invade Africa was hatched in May 2010 by then French president Nicolas Sarkozy together with pliable African leaders he had summoned to a crucial meeting in Nice. The minutes of the summit should offer clues to the events that followed in Tunisia, the traditional French pocket borough, and thence to Libya, Egypt etc.
Indian Companies' Investments in Ethiopia Displace People: Activists
February 6, 2013
Indian companies that have invested in agriculture in Ethiopia are under fire from civil society groups. The companies have been accused of large-scale land grabbing, which has led to displacement of the tribal population there.
Indian Companies' Investments in Ethiopia Displace People: Activists
February 6, 2013
Indian companies that have invested in agriculture in Ethiopia are under fire from civil society groups. The companies have been accused of large-scale land grabbing, which has led to displacement of the tribal population there.
Indian Investors are Forcing Ethiopians Off their Land
February 6, 2013
Thousands of Ethiopians are being relocated or have already fled as their land is sold off to foreign investors without their consent
Ethiopia Dam Project is Devastating the Lives of Remote Indigenous Groups
February 6, 2013
Pastoralists living in the Omo valley are being forcibly relocated, imprisoned and killed due to plans to build a massive dam that will turn the region into a major centre for commercial farming
Indian Companies Involved in Ethiopia Land Grab: Activists
February 5, 2013
Indian investors eying Ethiopia should ensure that the local population is consulted before they are displaced for projects that involve the transfer of vast tracts of land, activists on Tuesday said, citing what they alleged were multiple instances of land grab in the east African country.

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