Clashes between government forces and militants have killed civilians in Ethiopia

 Clashes between government forces and militants have killed civilians in Ethiopia According to Ethiopia's Human Rights Organisation, co...

 Clashes between government forces and militants have killed civilians in Ethiopia

According to Ethiopia's Human Rights Organisation, combat between government forces and armed groups in the Amhara area of the country resulted in the deaths of civilians.

In a statement issued on Thursday, the Human Rights Commission claimed that following an attempt to derail the parliamentary group by a group full of controversy, the authorities have cracked down in some provinces where there have been anti-government protests in recent weeks.

Heavy weapons were reportedly used during the skirmishes, and the key road connecting Addis Abeba and Dessie was shut down, according to the ERHC.

The board also scheduled a meeting to talk about it.

A member of the ruling party was slain nearby last week, which prompted the sit-in.

Numerous locations reported seeing demonstrations.

Following the invitation for an online protest, streets and business areas in the medieval city of Gonder were closed on Thursday.