Ethiopia’s Threat to Invade Eritrea Violates International Law and the African Charter
[Human Rights Concern Eritrea - Eritrea] - 13/11/2025
The recent statements by Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, openly declaring that his country “needs” a sea port and threatening to use force if one is not given, are deeply alarming. These are not mere political words; they are direct violations of international law and of the very…
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