abiy ahmed was accused of a power grab when national polls were delayed last year.. these broken lives are the result. people are still arriving here fleeing their homes. this man arrived here a day ago. he travelled for more than a week with his family. this woman went into labour after she fled fighting near her home. she gave birth in the camp. she says she still hasn't been seen by a doctor. while some aid is arriving, people we met here say it is not enough. aid agencies warn the situation could worsen. the administration say there are some 1.4 million displaced people in multiple cities like shire across the region. translation: aid agencies - were asking to be granted access. now they are allowed to come in and help. now is the right time. we expect them to give us all the necessary aid and rescue our people. many people in these camps have their own tales of loss and tragedy. in four short months, their lives have been turned upside down. no one knows when peace will return to tigray, but for some, the scars will last forever. the bbc has said it's extremely

the conflict is the result of long simmering tensions between prime minister abiy ahmed's administrationpower grab when national polls were delayed last year. in november, an ethiopian army base was attacked and open conflict began. these broken lives are the result. people are still arriving here fleeing their homes. this man arrived here a day ago. he travelled for more than we his family. this woman went into labour after she fled fighting near her home. she gave birth in the camp. she says she still hasn't been seen by a doctor. while some aid is arriving, people we met here say it is not enough. a agency is one situation aid agencies warn the situation could worsen. the administration say there are some 1.4 million displaced people in multiple cities across the region. translation: aid agencies were asking to be granted access. - now they are allowed to come in and help. now is the right time. we expect them to give us all the necessary aid and rescue our people. many people in these camps have their own tales of loss and tragedy. in four short months, their lives have been turned u

ethiopia's president abiy ahmed won a nobel peace prize.nd it's battling for autonomy of ethiopia's government. the two stand working together. and civilians are being killed in what could be war crimes and something the ousted tigray leader define as acts of genocide. this video was taken and smuggled out by cnn. footage of the graves that eyewitnesses described to cnn in harrowing testimony. underneath the branches and sticks are the grave sites for the victims. another eyewitness, abraham, again, not his real name, was supposed to help clean the church at mariam dengelat before the festival, but instead, he became a grave digger. >> translator: they were all so young. they took them and buried them in a field. >> reporter: among those he buried were 24 school gichildre. one by one, the shallow graves were uncovered and parents came to identify their children. some were so badly disfigured, they could only be identified by their clothing. this is not the only massacre perpetrated in tigray, using satellite images, amnesty was able to find

in ethiopia, prime minister abiy ahmed has acknowledged for the first time eritrean soldiers crossed into the northern tigray region and were involved in the bloody conflict that erupted in november. harrowing witness accounts have emerged of eritrean soldiers killing tigrayan men and boys, and committing acts of sexual violence, including against displaced people. the u.n. has said multiple parties may have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity since the start of the conflict. in mozambique, the united nation's warns up to one million peop could be displaced by june amid the escalating violence in the northern cabo dug out of province. fighters allied with the islamic state group began an anti-government insurgency in 2017. this month the biden administration declared the insurgents a foreign terrorist organization and sent u.s. green berets to mozambique to train soldiers in counter-insurgency. amnesty international said in a new report published this month that all sides in the conflict have committed war crimes, including the insurgents and government forces. in yemen,