At least 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia amid rising religious violence
France 24's headline. Reported by France 24, France 24 Africa.
What the sources say, in brief
According to France 24, at least 60 Christians have been killed in Ethiopia in what the Orthodox Church has declared as religious violence. France 24 Africa carried the same report. Both outlets say it is still unclear who was behind the attack, with rebels and local government blaming each other. Around 20 houses have been burned down, according to the excerpts. The excerpts are truncated and do not give further detail on the location, timing or response to the attack. The sources supplied do not differ on the death toll or on the disputed responsibility.
Key points
- France 24 reported at least 60 Christians have been killed in Ethiopia.
- According to France 24, the Orthodox Church has declared the killings religious violence.
- France 24 said it is still unclear who was behind the attack.
- Rebels and local government are blaming each other, according to France 24.
- France 24 reported around 20 houses have been burned down.
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At least 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia amid rising religious violence. According to France 24, at least 60 Christians have been killed in Ethiopia in what the Orthodox Church has declared as religious violence. France 24 Africa carried the same report. Both outlets say it is still unclear who was behind the attack, with rebels and local government blaming each other. Around 20 houses have been burned down, according to the excerpts. The excerpts are truncated and do not give further detail on the location, timing or response to the attack. The sources supplied do not differ on the death toll or on the disputed responsibility. Covered by 2 publications. France 24: At least 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia amid rising religious violence. France 24 Africa: At least 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia amid rising religious violence.
Who is covering it
- France 24 France At least 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia amid rising religious violence At least 60 Christians have been killed in Ethiopia in what the Orthodox Church has declared as religious violence. It is still unclear who was behind the attack, with rebels and local government blaming each other. Around 20 houses have been burned down, as FRANCE 24's correspondent Tom Canetti rep 4 h ago · Tier 2
- France 24 Africa France At least 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia amid rising religious violence At least 60 Christians have been killed in Ethiopia in what the Orthodox Church has declared as religious violence. It is still unclear who was behind the attack, with rebels and local government blaming each other. Around 20 houses have been burned down, as FRANCE 24's correspondent Tom Canetti rep 4 h ago · Tier 2
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