Human Rights Watch says civilians have been killed by shelling in southern Tigray and some health facilities have closed
Laetitia Bader, the group's deputy Africa director, told the Associated Press it had received reports of casualties and called for independent monitoring, restored communications and safe humanitarian access. The reports could not be independently verified.

Human Rights Watch deputy Africa director Laetitia Bader told the Associated Press the group had received reports of civilians killed and injured by shelling in southern Tigray, and that the shelling had forced some health facilities to close. She did not say which side carried out the shelling, and called for independent monitoring, restored communications and safe humanitarian access.
Human Rights Watch says it has received reports of civilians killed and injured by shelling in southern Tigray, and that the shelling has forced some health facilities to close. Laetitia Bader, the group's deputy Africa director, told the Associated Press that she was calling for independent monitoring, restored communications and safe humanitarian access to the area. The group did not say which side carried out the shelling. The reports could not be independently verified.
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