Amnesty International calls for protection of Angolans pushed by drought to Namibia

The inhumane conditions in which thousands of Angolans pushed by drought to Namibia live require "humanitarian concern" and "international solidarity," according to the latest assessment by Amnesty International (AI) released today. The non-governmental organization calls for the protection of these migrants who were forced to leave Angola due to the severe drought affecting the country. AI highlights that the situation experienced by these Angolans in Namibia requires immediate attention from the international community. The report was presented as an appeal to action for governments and humanitarian organizations to respond to the crisis unfolding at the border between the two countries.