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Tenth Report - The humanitarian situation in Tigray

International Development Committee Published 30 April 2021
Report Status
Government responded
Conclusions & Recommendations
73 items (23 recs)
Government Response
AI assessment · 71 of 73 classified
Accepted 24
Accepted in Part 2
Acknowledged 29
Deferred 2
Not Addressed 9
Rejected 5
Government response
The humanitarian situation in Tigray: Government Response to the Committee’s Tenth Report of Session 2019–21 · published 16 Jul 2021
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Recommendations & Conclusions

2 items
13 Recommendation Accepted in Part
Para 58

We recommend that the FCDO applies its learnings from other crises and works with other...

Recommendation
We recommend that the FCDO applies its learnings from other crises and works with other donors to create a plan of action that is properly funded for the restoration of basic services to Tigray. In creating this plan, it should … Read more
Government Response Summary
The government commits to working through the multilateral system with other donors to address the restoration of basic services, drawing on lessons from other crises. However, it notes that insecurity currently prevents full resumption of services.
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
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21 Recommendation Accepted in Part

We welcome the statement by the G7 group condemning the killing of civilians, sexual and...

Recommendation
We welcome the statement by the G7 group condemning the killing of civilians, sexual and gender-based violence, indiscriminate shelling and forced displacement of civilian populations. We recommend that the UK Government uses its long-standing diplomatic and development relationship with Ethiopia … Read more
Government Response Summary
The government states it continues to raise human rights issues with Ethiopia and will support UN investigations into atrocities. However, it rejects the UK government's role in determining genocide, stating this is for competent courts.
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
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