Security and human rights in Ethiopia: A U.S. perspective
About this episode
The episode discusses the escalating crisis in Ethiopia and its implications for national security and human rights from a U.S. perspective.
The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – The briefing to be held this week is urging a critical and rapid response to the escalating crisis. In addition to the humanitarian emergency, the Commission will discuss the potential National Security concerns based upon the neighboring countries and terrorist organizations such as Somalia, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and Kenya...
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