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UK security aid may have funded Brit’s Ethiopian kidnappers

15 October 2014

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"British taxpayers' money is being used to provide Masters-level training for Ethiopian security sector officials, despite that country's recent kidnapping of a British citizen, it has emerged."

See the full text: UK security aid may have funded Brit’s Ethiopian kidnappers (Reprieve, link)

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