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Ethiopian families fleeing conflict face difficulties with food access

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Briefings

A renewed conflict in Ethiopia has displaced thousands of civilians, but humanitarian organizations have largely abandoned camps for internally displaced people due to years of war and budget cuts, leaving many without food or healthcare. A correspondent for FRANCE 24 reports on the situation.

Key points

• Thousands of civilians have been displaced by renewed conflict in Ethiopia.
• Humanitarian organizations have abandoned camps for internally displaced people due to budget cuts.

Context

A correspondent for FRANCE 24 reports on the situation of displaced civilians in Ethiopia.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single report from FRANCE 24's correspondent Tom Canetti. Specific numbers of displaced people, exact dates of conflict escalation, and precise health outcomes are not provided.

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