Sixty Christians killed in Ethiopia’s Oromia region
Church officials say more than 20 people have been injured, while 20 homes have burned down as religious tensions flare.
Al Jazeera English reports: Church officials say more than 20 people have been injured, while 20 homes have burned down as religious tensions flare.
This world story centres on Ethiopia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Sixty Christians and Ethiopia’s Oromia.
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- Ethiopia · Africa
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- Sixty Christians, Ethiopia’s Oromia
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- World
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