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Newsday: 13/11/2020 06:06 GMT: Ethiopian government reacts to Tigray massacre allegations

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13/11/2020 06:06 GMT

13/11/2020 06:06 GMT: Ethiopian government reacts to Tigray massacre allegations

Ethiopian government reacts to Tigray massacre allegations

BBC World Service - Newsday, Ethiopian government reacts to Tigray massacre allegations

Amnesty International says it has credible evidence that possibly hundreds have died

Amnesty International says it has credible evidence that possibly hundreds have been killed.

Ethiopia's prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, has accused regional government forces in Tigray of carrying out a massacre which Amnesty International says may have killed hundreds of civilians. We speak to a Minister from the Ethiopian Prime Minister's Office. 

We report from New York City where new restrictions are being brought in what Mayor de Blasio describes as the 'last chance' to avoid a second wave of Covid-19 there. 

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