Ethiopia

Human Rights More than 100 laws that remain in place around the world which discriminate against people affected by leprosy, should be abolished, an independent UN human rights expert said on Friday, calling it “shameful” that governments continued to legislate...

Americans might not think of themselves as anything like Ethiopia, but we are. We have our indigenous tribes, we have Wall Street bankers and West Virginia coal miners, Jews, Catholics, Muslims, Protestants, atheists, gun lovers and gun haters, soldiers and...

While the world is worrying about the Coronavirus and other socio-political issues, the countries in East Africa are fighting a crisis that is degenerating day by day. Along with hunger and climate change, the locust crisis in Ethiopia is “a...

On March 8th, a statue of Indro Montanelli that has been standing for several years in a park in Milan, was smeared with washable pink paint by a feminist group. This act was carried out to commemorate an episode of...

The idea that as a tourist I am able to walk into a small village in Africa and get the locals to do what I want them to do by offering money is a dangerous stepping stone.  If history has...

The recent peace agreement ending conflict between the two African nations signals benefits to come as the U.N. Security Council welcomes potential ends to sanctions placed on Eritrea.

"La Voce di New York" asked several UN Members States if the 2030 Agenda is just another project for unrealistic ideals or if it is capable to enact change. We surveyed by e-mail and by phone 20 countries, but just...

Il fotografo Marco Paoli ha esposto all’ONU i suoi ultimi scatti realizzati in Etiopia e immortalati nel libro “Ethiopia”, edito dalla Giunti Editore. I proventi del libro saranno devoluti interamente a una Onlus che lavora sul territorio, anche per ringraziare...