The Conflict And Refugee Crisis Continues In Ethiopia's Tigray Province

VOA: Ethiopians Continue Streaming Into Sudan, Fleeing Tigray Region Violence

GENEVA - The U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) reports some 800 Ethiopians have arrived in eastern Sudan since the start of the new year.

This brings the total number of refugees who have fled Ethiopia’s conflict-ridden Tigray region to more than 56,000 since early November.

The number of daily arrivals is lower than at the start of the crisis when fighting in Tigray was particularly intense and thousands were fleeing every day.

Nevertheless, the UNHCR sees no let up to the violence, abuse and dangers confronting area civilians. UNHCR spokesman Andrej Mahecic says hundreds of Ethiopians continue to flee for their lives. He says refugees are arriving in eastern Sudan fatigued and weak after days of travel, with little more than the clothes on their backs.

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More News On The Conflict And Refugee Crisis In Ethiopia's Tigray Province

Over 2 million people displaced by conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray region -- NYPost/Reuters

As thousands more fleeing conflict in Ethiopia arrive in Eastern Sudan, the IRC scales up emergency response to protect women and children -- Relief Web

Ethiopian gov't says humanitarian assistance underway as planned in conflict-hit Tigray region -- Ahram Online

Ethiopian general admits Eritrean troops entered Tigray -- AFP

Ethiopia Accuses Sudan of Killing Civilians in Border Row -- Bloomberg