Ethiopians protested at Saudi Mission to the U.N. in New York, Nov. 18th, 2013. (Photo: Kidane Mariam)
Tadias Magazine
News Update
Friday, November 22nd, 2013
New York (TADIAS) — As week two of protests continue in reaction to the recent beatings and killings of Ethiopians in Saudi Arabia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it has so far repatriated over 20,000 people back to their country.
Below are the latest updates via Twitter:
Total repatriated until late last night reached 20,618.
— Tedros Adhanom (@DrTedros) November 23, 2013
#MinistryUpdate: total repatriation has reached 16248. 105 women and 26 children are among today's returnees. @DrTedros.
— Ethiopian Diplomacy (@mfaethiopia) November 22, 2013
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23,000 Ethiopians ‘Surrender’ in Saudi After Clamp Down (BBC)
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— Tadias Magazine (@TadiasNews) November 17, 2013
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