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The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) has been advocating for minorities in Africa since 1969.

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Anuak

29. November 2013 – Ethiopia's agricultural modernization fails – land grabbing must be stopped!

Ecologic issues are being ignored – withdrawal of foreign agricultural investors:

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15. March 2013 – The President should advocate for human rights in Ethiopia

Joachim Gauck expected in Addis Ababa (March 17th)

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09. February 2011 – Ethiopia asks for emergency aid while planning to lease areas larger than The Netherlands to foreign investors

President criticizes Minister of Agriculture

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