Ethiopia: Authorities must engage in negotiations with striking healthcare professionals, unconditionally release detained medics

By Amnesty International

Ethiopian authorities must immediately engage in negotiations with striking healthcare professionals, unconditionally release those detained in relation to the ongoing peaceful strike and end harassment and intimidation against the medics, Amnesty International said today. “With no resolution in sight, the strike has entered its second week, causing massive disruption to the provision of much needed […] The post Ethiopia: Authorities must engage in negotiations with striking healthcare professionals, unconditionally release detained medics appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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