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A probing question: When was the last time the Abiy regime launched a drone strike against #OLF positions anywhere in Ethiopia over the past year or two? While hundreds of drone strikes have devastated the Amhara people in #BeteAmhara, #Gojjam, #Gondar, and #Shoa, decimating entire communities, we have seen... no comparable action taken against #OLF strongholds. Individuals like #Jihadi #J_War would have us believe that there is major armed resistance in both the Oromo and Amhara regions. Yet if that were truly the case, why has there not been a single drone strike targeting the so-called #Shene_OLF? Instead, the Abiy regime has reserved its most brutal force for the Amhara people, unleashing incessant drone attacks even during the holiest week of Lent in Gojjam, when Abiy Ahmed and his #Oromumma operatives indulged their deranged bloodlust by slaughtering hundreds of innocent civilians. It must be clearly understood that both Abiy and J-War are united in their hatred of the #Amhara people. Their visions for Ethiopia may differ, Abiy peddles a hollow pseudo-prosperity gospel to craft his Oromia kingdom, while Jawar dreams of a #Salafist version of Oromia, but they converge on one fundamental goal: the destruction of the #EOTC and the annihilation of Ethiopia’s indigenous religious heritage, both Christian and Islamic. The Amhara genocide and the assault on the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church are not isolated acts of violence; they are coordinated parts of a broader campaign to erase the very soul of Ethiopia. UN Human Rights UN Human Rights Council Human Rights Watch World Court of Human Rights Amnesty Eastern Africa The New York Times ECLJ - European Centre for Law & Justiceshow more

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Makda1 年前

OLF/OLA is the paramilitary wing of OPDO

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Yohanna1 年前

@Tsedeniya11 What’s happening in Ethiopia is mind-boggling. @AbiyAhmedAli govt dominated by Narrow tribalism and religious extremism are tearing a diverse nation apart. He turned Ethiopia into a war zone, bombing the North region with drones indiscriminately .

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Islamic Relief USA2 年前

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Tedla Asfaw1 年前

On German Amharic Sunday on the two year war in Amhara all agreed that the big powers ignored the war. Those who documented the war, 4,000 civilians were reported killed by drone alone. No wonder the cyber war the telephone conversation between Fanos is weaponized to split FANO.

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GrapesFlower#ARGM#GAEthiopia1 年前

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biruku 🍟🥤1 年前

The more I think about it, the more I personally think they're doing terrorism across the entire land, even beyond just Oromia. Just my view at this point. But there's no way to prove or disprove this because investigations are never going to happen with this regime.

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Red Sea❤️Princess1 年前

You do know he had a strategic meeting OLF not long ago and invited them to the Oromia Parliament…I believe the Mayor of Addis was also attending…I don’t think you will see any droning unless they break their agreements.

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Dawit1 年前

Yes, I remember that moment clearly, when the #OLF goons embraced each other, feigning division while playing out a carefully choreographed illusion. But make no mistake: Abiy Ahmed is the head of the hydra, and figures like Adanech, Shimeles, J-War, and the rest of the #OLF_Shene pretenders are merely its tentacles. Beneath their political theatre lies a shared and deep-seated hatred for the #Amhara, #Eritrea, and #Somalia : peoples they view as the greatest obstacles to their delusional dream of an #Oromumma kingdom.

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Grisly Amputations, #Oromumma Terror, and the #AmharaGenocide: The Murder of Two Young Amhara Girls What Ethiopia is witnessing today is not random violence but the culmination of years of systematic indoctrination and incitement by the political and ideological architects of #Oromumma : a doctrine that fuses tribal supremacy with state power. The genocidal rhetoric of Abiy Ahmed, Shimeles Abdissa, Jawar Mohammed, Asafa Jalata, and #ChalaAlemo et al has normalized the language of extermination against the Amhara people. From public platforms and rallies to televised “cultural celebrations,” they have repeatedly invoked imagery of conquest, vengeance, and ethnic cleansing. These are not stray words; they are directives. When #ChalaAlemo declared, “We will eat your flesh and drink your blood,” he was not speaking metaphorically. His threats have now materialized in the most grotesque forms: young Amhara women like #BalemlayWassie and #TigestWedajo brutalized, their bodies mutilated, their breasts severed, crimes that echo the sixteenth-century devastations of the Oromo invasions now replayed under state sanction. This is the reality of Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopia: a state that has institutionalized hatred, armed ethnic militias, and unleashed them upon its own citizens while claiming the mantle of “reform.” The Oromia regional president himself has publicly spoken of erasing both the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and Islam, an open declaration of cultural and spiritual genocide. The consequence is a landscape of horror: monasteries burned, priests executed, girls dismembered, and entire Amhara villages wiped out. International humanitarian law is being mocked in real time; the Geneva Conventions mean nothing to a regime that uses religion, ethnicity, and gender as instruments of annihilation. The Amhara region has become a killing field, its population targeted not for what they have done, but for who they are. The international community cannot claim ignorance. The rhetoric has been broadcast, the massacres documented, and the ideology openly declared. What is unfolding in Ethiopia bears all the hallmarks of a coordinated, state-sponsored genocide, from hate propaganda to organized extermination. The world must act now: to document, to sanction, to intervene diplomatically and legally before Ethiopia becomes another Rwanda. The blood of these young women is not only a testament to individual cruelty but a warning to humanity itself. As the Amhara are hunted, mutilated, and silenced, history will judge not only the perpetrators but also those who watched in silence. #AmharaGenocide #Ethiopia #NeverAgain UN Human Rights Council UN Human Rights African Union Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention

Grisly Amputations, #Oromumma Terror, and the #AmharaGenocide: The Murder of Two Young Amhara Girls What Ethiopia is witnessing today is not random violence but the culmination of years of systematic indoctrination and incitement by the political and ideological architects of #Oromumma : a doctrine that fuses tribal supremacy with state power. The genocidal rhetoric of Abiy Ahmed, Shimeles Abdissa, Jawar Mohammed, Asafa Jalata, and #ChalaAlemo et al has normalized the language of extermination against the Amhara people. From public platforms and rallies to televised “cultural celebrations,” they have repeatedly invoked imagery of conquest, vengeance, and ethnic cleansing. These are not stray words; they are directives. When #ChalaAlemo declared, “We will eat your flesh and drink your blood,” he was not speaking metaphorically. His threats have now materialized in the most grotesque forms: young Amhara women like #BalemlayWassie and #TigestWedajo brutalized, their bodies mutilated, their breasts severed, crimes that echo the sixteenth-century devastations of the Oromo invasions now replayed under state sanction. This is the reality of Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopia: a state that has institutionalized hatred, armed ethnic militias, and unleashed them upon its own citizens while claiming the mantle of “reform.” The Oromia regional president himself has publicly spoken of erasing both the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and Islam, an open declaration of cultural and spiritual genocide. The consequence is a landscape of horror: monasteries burned, priests executed, girls dismembered, and entire Amhara villages wiped out. International humanitarian law is being mocked in real time; the Geneva Conventions mean nothing to a regime that uses religion, ethnicity, and gender as instruments of annihilation. The Amhara region has become a killing field, its population targeted not for what they have done, but for who they are. The international community cannot claim ignorance. The rhetoric has been broadcast, the massacres documented, and the ideology openly declared. What is unfolding in Ethiopia bears all the hallmarks of a coordinated, state-sponsored genocide, from hate propaganda to organized extermination. The world must act now: to document, to sanction, to intervene diplomatically and legally before Ethiopia becomes another Rwanda. The blood of these young women is not only a testament to individual cruelty but a warning to humanity itself. As the Amhara are hunted, mutilated, and silenced, history will judge not only the perpetrators but also those who watched in silence. #AmharaGenocide #Ethiopia #NeverAgain UN Human Rights Council UN Human Rights African Union Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention

Dawit

11,476 次观看 • 11 个月前

A disturbing video circulating on Ethiopian social media reveals a chilling endorsement of genocide by a pro-government activist, raising alarms over the fate of ethnic Amharas. The video features a prominent regime supporter loyal to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, making a public call for the massacre of Amhara civilians as the "solution" to end resistance from the Amhara region, particularly in Gojjam. This rhetoric marks a dangerous escalation in the Ethiopian government’s ongoing war with the Amhara people and highlights the severity of the humanitarian crisis. In the video, the activist openly advocates for the mass killing of civilians, arguing that the Ethiopian military's struggle in Gojjam is due to the overwhelming support the Amhara Fano (local armed resistance group) receives from the civilian population. According to his explanation, the military’s losses in the region are not solely the result of combat with the Fano fighters but are also because the entire Amhara community in Gojjam—farmers, youths, and everyday civilians—supports and aids the resistance. The activist bluntly claims that the only way to defeat the Amhara Fano in Gojjam is by wiping out the civilian population, insisting that massacring the entire community is essential to breaking the resistance. He further suggests that without such brutal measures, the conflict will continue indefinitely, as the local population is perceived as an integral part of the resistance movement. The activist’s statements are a stark endorsement of genocidal violence, raising fears that these views reflect the broader strategy of the Ethiopian government. These calls for mass violence against civilians are not isolated rhetoric. On the ground, there have been numerous reports of heavy bombardments targeting Amhara civilians and infrastructure in the region. In Gojjam’s Mecha district, for example, over 45 drone strikes were reported within a span of just three hours, wreaking havoc on civilian lives and property. Despite these alarming developments, the international community, including global institutions and human rights organizations, has largely remained silent. The video provides a clear and disturbing context for the Ethiopian government's military operations, revealing the genocidal intent behind its actions. The silence of international institutions in the face of such blatant incitement to violence is deeply troubling. The world has witnessed countless instances of ethnic violence and genocide in recent history, often followed by solemn declarations of "Never Again." Yet, in Ethiopia, as calls for genocide against the Amhara people grow louder, there is a shocking absence of international outcry. How many more lives must be lost before the global community acknowledges the unfolding genocide ? This video, which can be independently verified as a genuine translation from Amharic, should serve as a wake-up call. The activist’s brazen recommendation to massacre an entire ethnic group should trigger alarm bells in international institutions and human rights bodies. It is not just a call for violence; it is an explicit endorsement of genocide, aimed at eliminating an entire population perceived as an obstacle to military victory. The Ethiopian government, under the leadership of Abiy Ahmed, is already carrying out operations that reflect this narrative—bombarding civilian populations with artillery and drones. The international community must act now, not after the genocide has already taken its toll. History will judge the world's response to the suffering of the Amhara people, and there can be no excuse of ignorance. The global community is aware of the situation, and failure to act is tantamount to complicity. It is imperative that human rights organizations, international bodies, and governments around the world address this genocidal rhetoric and prevent further atrocities.

A disturbing video circulating on Ethiopian social media reveals a chilling endorsement of genocide by a pro-government activist, raising alarms over the fate of ethnic Amharas. The video features a prominent regime supporter loyal to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, making a public call for the massacre of Amhara civilians as the "solution" to end resistance from the Amhara region, particularly in Gojjam. This rhetoric marks a dangerous escalation in the Ethiopian government’s ongoing war with the Amhara people and highlights the severity of the humanitarian crisis. In the video, the activist openly advocates for the mass killing of civilians, arguing that the Ethiopian military's struggle in Gojjam is due to the overwhelming support the Amhara Fano (local armed resistance group) receives from the civilian population. According to his explanation, the military’s losses in the region are not solely the result of combat with the Fano fighters but are also because the entire Amhara community in Gojjam—farmers, youths, and everyday civilians—supports and aids the resistance. The activist bluntly claims that the only way to defeat the Amhara Fano in Gojjam is by wiping out the civilian population, insisting that massacring the entire community is essential to breaking the resistance. He further suggests that without such brutal measures, the conflict will continue indefinitely, as the local population is perceived as an integral part of the resistance movement. The activist’s statements are a stark endorsement of genocidal violence, raising fears that these views reflect the broader strategy of the Ethiopian government. These calls for mass violence against civilians are not isolated rhetoric. On the ground, there have been numerous reports of heavy bombardments targeting Amhara civilians and infrastructure in the region. In Gojjam’s Mecha district, for example, over 45 drone strikes were reported within a span of just three hours, wreaking havoc on civilian lives and property. Despite these alarming developments, the international community, including global institutions and human rights organizations, has largely remained silent. The video provides a clear and disturbing context for the Ethiopian government's military operations, revealing the genocidal intent behind its actions. The silence of international institutions in the face of such blatant incitement to violence is deeply troubling. The world has witnessed countless instances of ethnic violence and genocide in recent history, often followed by solemn declarations of "Never Again." Yet, in Ethiopia, as calls for genocide against the Amhara people grow louder, there is a shocking absence of international outcry. How many more lives must be lost before the global community acknowledges the unfolding genocide ? This video, which can be independently verified as a genuine translation from Amharic, should serve as a wake-up call. The activist’s brazen recommendation to massacre an entire ethnic group should trigger alarm bells in international institutions and human rights bodies. It is not just a call for violence; it is an explicit endorsement of genocide, aimed at eliminating an entire population perceived as an obstacle to military victory. The Ethiopian government, under the leadership of Abiy Ahmed, is already carrying out operations that reflect this narrative—bombarding civilian populations with artillery and drones. The international community must act now, not after the genocide has already taken its toll. History will judge the world's response to the suffering of the Amhara people, and there can be no excuse of ignorance. The global community is aware of the situation, and failure to act is tantamount to complicity. It is imperative that human rights organizations, international bodies, and governments around the world address this genocidal rhetoric and prevent further atrocities.

Yuri Tadesse

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Welcome to Oromo region of 🇪🇹: the land of bestial barbarism. This Amhara driver is being savagely assaulted by Oromo policemen, simply for trying to enter the capital, Addis Ababa. They are yelling at him “why do you come to Oromo area?” The trauma and tragedy of ethnic Amharas being barred from entering Addis Ababa, the country’s capital has been going on for the last two years. It is a manifestation of an oromumma apartheid system that callously devalues the lives of Amhara people in Ethiopia . Human Rights Watch Amnesty International U.S. Embassy Addis Ethiopia Human Rights Council #OromizationofAddisAbaba

Welcome to Oromo region of 🇪🇹: the land of bestial barbarism. This Amhara driver is being savagely assaulted by Oromo policemen, simply for trying to enter the capital, Addis Ababa. They are yelling at him “why do you come to Oromo area?” The trauma and tragedy of ethnic Amharas being barred from entering Addis Ababa, the country’s capital has been going on for the last two years. It is a manifestation of an oromumma apartheid system that callously devalues the lives of Amhara people in Ethiopia . Human Rights Watch Amnesty International U.S. Embassy Addis Ethiopia Human Rights Council #OromizationofAddisAbaba

Sisay (Amoraw)

121,247 次观看 • 3 年前

Breaking News: Amhara Fano Forces Conduct Mission in Addis Ababa, Targeting Government Security Forces Unverified video footage has emerged depicting a daring mission carried out by Amhara Fano forces within the capital city of Addis Ababa. Reports suggest that the operation was executed without harm to civilians, with the sole objective of targeting government security forces. According to local sources in Addis Ababa, the Fano forces involved in the operation are believed to be affiliated with the larger Amhara Fano forces, which has been engaged in war with the regime of Abiy Ahmed, whom they accuse of perpetrating genocide against the Amhara people. The purported mastermind behind the mission, Major General Nahusenay, reportedly chose to take his own life rather than surrender to government security forces. Surrender is viewed as a dishonorable act in Amhara culture, dating back to ancient times. The Ethiopian regime has been taken aback by the strength and resilience of the Fano forces and has responded by intensifying crackdowns, targeting innocent Amhara civilians in Addis Ababa. Disturbing reports have emerged of ethnic Amharas being transported to concentration camps reminiscent of World War II standards. The international community is urged to remain vigilant and condemn the atrocities committed by the Ethiopian regime. This incident underscores the fragility of the Ethiopian government and highlights the Amhara Fano forces as potential allies in stabilizing the Horn of Africa. However, the targeting of Amhara civilians in the capital city cannot be ignored and must be met with condemnation and accountability. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ U.S. Embassy Addis Muslim World League CPJ Asia CPJ Europe and Central Asia Meaza Ashenafi PEN International Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ Africa CPJ Américas Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia Amhara Association of America (AAA) U.S. Embassy Addis UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 @EthiopiaEU Mike Hammer Tibor Nagy Herman J. Cohen Ana Gomes Josep Borrell Fontelles Daniel Bekele FRANCE 24 BBC News Africa Al Jazeera English The Washington Post AFP News Agency U.S. Embassy Addis Department of State #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #FreeMeskeremAbera #FreeAmharaDetainees

Breaking News: Amhara Fano Forces Conduct Mission in Addis Ababa, Targeting Government Security Forces Unverified video footage has emerged depicting a daring mission carried out by Amhara Fano forces within the capital city of Addis Ababa. Reports suggest that the operation was executed without harm to civilians, with the sole objective of targeting government security forces. According to local sources in Addis Ababa, the Fano forces involved in the operation are believed to be affiliated with the larger Amhara Fano forces, which has been engaged in war with the regime of Abiy Ahmed, whom they accuse of perpetrating genocide against the Amhara people. The purported mastermind behind the mission, Major General Nahusenay, reportedly chose to take his own life rather than surrender to government security forces. Surrender is viewed as a dishonorable act in Amhara culture, dating back to ancient times. The Ethiopian regime has been taken aback by the strength and resilience of the Fano forces and has responded by intensifying crackdowns, targeting innocent Amhara civilians in Addis Ababa. Disturbing reports have emerged of ethnic Amharas being transported to concentration camps reminiscent of World War II standards. The international community is urged to remain vigilant and condemn the atrocities committed by the Ethiopian regime. This incident underscores the fragility of the Ethiopian government and highlights the Amhara Fano forces as potential allies in stabilizing the Horn of Africa. However, the targeting of Amhara civilians in the capital city cannot be ignored and must be met with condemnation and accountability. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ U.S. Embassy Addis Muslim World League CPJ Asia CPJ Europe and Central Asia Meaza Ashenafi PEN International Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ Africa CPJ Américas Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia Amhara Association of America (AAA) U.S. Embassy Addis UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 @EthiopiaEU Mike Hammer Tibor Nagy Herman J. Cohen Ana Gomes Josep Borrell Fontelles Daniel Bekele FRANCE 24 BBC News Africa Al Jazeera English The Washington Post AFP News Agency U.S. Embassy Addis Department of State #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #FreeMeskeremAbera #FreeAmharaDetainees

Yuri Tadesse

61,319 次观看 • 2 年前

#Ethiopia: In a joint statement delivered at the United Nations Human Rights Council 55th session (#HRC55) today on the importance of transitional justice and accountability in Ethiopia, a group of 42 countries said "Ethiopia’s victims deserve justice" and called on "credible transitional justice and accountability processes" to ensure "peace and reconciliation.” While welcoming "the continued commitment of the Government of Ethiopia and the #Tigray Interim Regional Administration to consolidate the peace process and implement the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement," the 42 countries said they "remain seriously concerned about on-going violence and human rights violations in the #Amhara and #Oromia regions” and the extension of the State of Emergency in Amhara region. The group called on "all parties to pursue peace through dialogue and to participate in the National Dialogue process." Watch 👇🏿

#Ethiopia: In a joint statement delivered at the United Nations Human Rights Council 55th session (#HRC55) today on the importance of transitional justice and accountability in Ethiopia, a group of 42 countries said "Ethiopia’s victims deserve justice" and called on "credible transitional justice and accountability processes" to ensure "peace and reconciliation.” While welcoming "the continued commitment of the Government of Ethiopia and the #Tigray Interim Regional Administration to consolidate the peace process and implement the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement," the 42 countries said they "remain seriously concerned about on-going violence and human rights violations in the #Amhara and #Oromia regions” and the extension of the State of Emergency in Amhara region. The group called on "all parties to pursue peace through dialogue and to participate in the National Dialogue process." Watch 👇🏿

Addis Standard

29,157 次观看 • 2 年前

Head of Ethiopian Human Rights Commission Highlights Grave Human Rights Conditions on ethnic Amharas. Ethnic Amhara prisoners, according to Daniel Bekele, are subjected to relentless physical abuse and coerced into confessing crimes they never committed. In a recent press conference held by the Head of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, Daniel Bekele, alarming details regarding the deteriorating human rights situation in Ethiopia were brought to light. Bekele shed light on the ongoing crackdown on ethnic Amharas, emphasizing the prevalent practice of arbitrary arrests without court orders carried out by security personnel, which has tragically become a distressing norm. One particularly distressing aspect that Bekele highlighted was the targeting of children and elders among the victims. Security personnel, often without proper uniforms, forcibly abduct these innocent individuals. Shockingly, instead of being taken to a designated police station or prison facility, the victims are transported to a clandestine torture site in Gelan, located in the new Sheger subcity of Oromia. Regrettably, Gelan has emerged as a notorious hub for the brutal mistreatment of ethnic Amhara prisoners. The abduction of children from the streets of Addis Ababa remains a grave concern, with numerous cases still unresolved. The whereabouts of many of these forcibly abducted individuals, taken from their homes, workplaces, or public spaces, remain unknown. Daniel Bekele further disclosed that within the illegal prison camp in Gelan, situated in Oromia, prisoners endure beatings and torture, perpetuating the cycle of abuse. Ethnic Amhara prisoners, according to Bekele, are subjected to relentless physical abuse and coerced into confessing crimes they never committed. The inhumane treatment and repeated beatings they endure further exacerbate their suffering. Tragically, this crackdown on ethnic Amhara individuals extends beyond Oromia and Amhara, reaching political opposition members and activists. Dr. Kassa, a member of the Addis Ababa City Council, corroborated this assertion, revealing that there are currently over ten thousand political prisoners and prisoners of conscience from the ethnic Amhara community. The revelations made during the press conference paint a disturbing picture of the human rights crisis gripping Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, under the leadership of Daniel Bekele, appeals for urgent attention to address these atrocities, calling for an immediate end to the crackdown on ethnic Amharas and the release of political prisoners. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ U.S. Embassy Addis Muslim World League CPJ Asia CPJ Europe and Central Asia Meaza Ashenafi PEN International Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ Africa CPJ Américas Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia Amhara Association of America (AAA) U.S. Embassy Addis UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 @EthiopiaEU Mike Hammer Tibor Nagy Herman J. Cohen Ana Gomes Josep Borrell Fontelles Daniel Bekele #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #AmharaUnderAttack

Head of Ethiopian Human Rights Commission Highlights Grave Human Rights Conditions on ethnic Amharas. Ethnic Amhara prisoners, according to Daniel Bekele, are subjected to relentless physical abuse and coerced into confessing crimes they never committed. In a recent press conference held by the Head of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, Daniel Bekele, alarming details regarding the deteriorating human rights situation in Ethiopia were brought to light. Bekele shed light on the ongoing crackdown on ethnic Amharas, emphasizing the prevalent practice of arbitrary arrests without court orders carried out by security personnel, which has tragically become a distressing norm. One particularly distressing aspect that Bekele highlighted was the targeting of children and elders among the victims. Security personnel, often without proper uniforms, forcibly abduct these innocent individuals. Shockingly, instead of being taken to a designated police station or prison facility, the victims are transported to a clandestine torture site in Gelan, located in the new Sheger subcity of Oromia. Regrettably, Gelan has emerged as a notorious hub for the brutal mistreatment of ethnic Amhara prisoners. The abduction of children from the streets of Addis Ababa remains a grave concern, with numerous cases still unresolved. The whereabouts of many of these forcibly abducted individuals, taken from their homes, workplaces, or public spaces, remain unknown. Daniel Bekele further disclosed that within the illegal prison camp in Gelan, situated in Oromia, prisoners endure beatings and torture, perpetuating the cycle of abuse. Ethnic Amhara prisoners, according to Bekele, are subjected to relentless physical abuse and coerced into confessing crimes they never committed. The inhumane treatment and repeated beatings they endure further exacerbate their suffering. Tragically, this crackdown on ethnic Amhara individuals extends beyond Oromia and Amhara, reaching political opposition members and activists. Dr. Kassa, a member of the Addis Ababa City Council, corroborated this assertion, revealing that there are currently over ten thousand political prisoners and prisoners of conscience from the ethnic Amhara community. The revelations made during the press conference paint a disturbing picture of the human rights crisis gripping Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, under the leadership of Daniel Bekele, appeals for urgent attention to address these atrocities, calling for an immediate end to the crackdown on ethnic Amharas and the release of political prisoners. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ U.S. Embassy Addis Muslim World League CPJ Asia CPJ Europe and Central Asia Meaza Ashenafi PEN International Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ Africa CPJ Américas Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia Amhara Association of America (AAA) U.S. Embassy Addis UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 @EthiopiaEU Mike Hammer Tibor Nagy Herman J. Cohen Ana Gomes Josep Borrell Fontelles Daniel Bekele #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #AmharaUnderAttack

Yuri Tadesse

19,541 次观看 • 3 年前

A Cry for Justice: Teenager's Heart-Wrenching Plea Amidst the Tragedy in Amhara region of Ethiopia. In a heart-wrenching video that has recently surfaced, a young ethnic Amhara teenager stands amidst the ruins of his brother home, tears streaming down his face, shouting to the heavens, and desperately pleading with God to end the nightmare that has befallen his family and his nation. The video captures the raw anguish and despair of a teenager whose world has been shattered by a brutal murder, a murder that occurred within the sanctity of his own home through a drone strike, a painful reminder of the dire situation in the war-torn Amhara region of Ethiopia. With a trembling voice, the teenager cries out, "Nobody can live in peace while Abiy Ahmed is still in power." His anguished words are a stark indictment of the more than two years of war that have plagued the region, leading to man-made starvation and unimaginable suffering for its inhabitants. The teenager's voice cracks as he mentions his brother, Belete, known as the honest farmer, who had struggled throughout his life to survive and provide for his family. Belete was tragically killed, leaving a void that can never be filled. In his plea to God, the teenager expresses his deep agony, claiming that he lost not just one but two brothers due to the actions of the Nobel Prize-winning Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. He repeatedly cries out "Egziabher," the Amharic name for God, while wishing for the end of Abiy Ahmed's rule for the pain he has caused. The teenager recounts the horrors of the air strike, describing how one brother was burned along with their home, while the other was brutally murdered. In the backdrop of the video footage, a scene of devastation unfolded. The remnants of a demolished house testified to the brutal air strike that had befallen the teenager's family. The roof and significant portions of the house lay in ruins, a grim reminder of the tragedy that had unfolded. The teenager's sister, carrying a picture of the deceased, followed a solemn Ethiopian tradition to express her profound grief and the grim reality of an air strike that had claimed her brother's life. This video is just a glimpse into the unimaginable suffering that has unfolded in the Amhara region. Reports from local sources suggest that the tragedy captured in this video is only the tip of the iceberg. Atrocities, war crimes, and massacres that amount to genocide have allegedly been committed by government forces, with full knowledge and complicity of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. The plea of this grief-stricken teenager and the harrowing scenes captured in the video highlight the urgent need for the world to break its silence and take decisive action against the brutal regime in Ethiopia. The suffering of the people in the Amhara region demands a response from the global community, a response that acknowledges the immense human cost of the ongoing war and seeks to bring an end to the cycle of genocide and destruction that has gripped this troubled nation. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ U.S. Embassy Addis Muslim World League CPJ Asia CPJ Europe and Central Asia Meaza Ashenafi PEN International Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ Africa CPJ Américas Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia Amhara Association of America (AAA) U.S. Embassy Addis UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 @EthiopiaEU Mike Hammer Tibor Nagy Herman J. Cohen Ana Gomes Josep Borrell Fontelles Daniel Bekele FRANCE 24 BBC News Africa Al Jazeera English The Washington Post AFP News Agency U.S. Embassy Addis Department of State #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #FreeMeskeremAbera #FreeAmharaDetainees

A Cry for Justice: Teenager's Heart-Wrenching Plea Amidst the Tragedy in Amhara region of Ethiopia. In a heart-wrenching video that has recently surfaced, a young ethnic Amhara teenager stands amidst the ruins of his brother home, tears streaming down his face, shouting to the heavens, and desperately pleading with God to end the nightmare that has befallen his family and his nation. The video captures the raw anguish and despair of a teenager whose world has been shattered by a brutal murder, a murder that occurred within the sanctity of his own home through a drone strike, a painful reminder of the dire situation in the war-torn Amhara region of Ethiopia. With a trembling voice, the teenager cries out, "Nobody can live in peace while Abiy Ahmed is still in power." His anguished words are a stark indictment of the more than two years of war that have plagued the region, leading to man-made starvation and unimaginable suffering for its inhabitants. The teenager's voice cracks as he mentions his brother, Belete, known as the honest farmer, who had struggled throughout his life to survive and provide for his family. Belete was tragically killed, leaving a void that can never be filled. In his plea to God, the teenager expresses his deep agony, claiming that he lost not just one but two brothers due to the actions of the Nobel Prize-winning Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. He repeatedly cries out "Egziabher," the Amharic name for God, while wishing for the end of Abiy Ahmed's rule for the pain he has caused. The teenager recounts the horrors of the air strike, describing how one brother was burned along with their home, while the other was brutally murdered. In the backdrop of the video footage, a scene of devastation unfolded. The remnants of a demolished house testified to the brutal air strike that had befallen the teenager's family. The roof and significant portions of the house lay in ruins, a grim reminder of the tragedy that had unfolded. The teenager's sister, carrying a picture of the deceased, followed a solemn Ethiopian tradition to express her profound grief and the grim reality of an air strike that had claimed her brother's life. This video is just a glimpse into the unimaginable suffering that has unfolded in the Amhara region. Reports from local sources suggest that the tragedy captured in this video is only the tip of the iceberg. Atrocities, war crimes, and massacres that amount to genocide have allegedly been committed by government forces, with full knowledge and complicity of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. The plea of this grief-stricken teenager and the harrowing scenes captured in the video highlight the urgent need for the world to break its silence and take decisive action against the brutal regime in Ethiopia. The suffering of the people in the Amhara region demands a response from the global community, a response that acknowledges the immense human cost of the ongoing war and seeks to bring an end to the cycle of genocide and destruction that has gripped this troubled nation. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ U.S. Embassy Addis Muslim World League CPJ Asia CPJ Europe and Central Asia Meaza Ashenafi PEN International Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ Africa CPJ Américas Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia Amhara Association of America (AAA) U.S. Embassy Addis UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 @EthiopiaEU Mike Hammer Tibor Nagy Herman J. Cohen Ana Gomes Josep Borrell Fontelles Daniel Bekele FRANCE 24 BBC News Africa Al Jazeera English The Washington Post AFP News Agency U.S. Embassy Addis Department of State #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #FreeMeskeremAbera #FreeAmharaDetainees

Yuri Tadesse

160,293 次观看 • 2 年前

“In present-day Ethiopia, the Amharas believe that the existing constitution and ethnic-based territorial arrangement disregards their interest and safety. Amhara nationalists underscore that the narrations embedded in the country’s current constitution expose the Amharas to “ethnic cleansing” and “genocide.” They also argue that the existing ethnic-based federal arrangements have disfranchised and marginalized more than 10 million Amharas outside the Amhara region. Moreover, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s inability to prevent the killings and displacement of Amharas from Oromia and Benishangul Gumuz regions has sown distrust and lack of confidence in his administration. The Fano and the zone and local level officials of the Amhara region view the emergence of the Oromo Prosperity Party as a dominant force within the Prosperity Party and the Federal government as a threat that undermines the political and security interests of the Amhara people.” #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #Ethiopia

“In present-day Ethiopia, the Amharas believe that the existing constitution and ethnic-based territorial arrangement disregards their interest and safety. Amhara nationalists underscore that the narrations embedded in the country’s current constitution expose the Amharas to “ethnic cleansing” and “genocide.” They also argue that the existing ethnic-based federal arrangements have disfranchised and marginalized more than 10 million Amharas outside the Amhara region. Moreover, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s inability to prevent the killings and displacement of Amharas from Oromia and Benishangul Gumuz regions has sown distrust and lack of confidence in his administration. The Fano and the zone and local level officials of the Amhara region view the emergence of the Oromo Prosperity Party as a dominant force within the Prosperity Party and the Federal government as a threat that undermines the political and security interests of the Amhara people.” #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #Ethiopia

ነብዩ

39,931 次观看 • 3 年前

The Gloves Are Off: Tsegaye Ararssa [ Tsegaye Ararssa ], the Australian Exile, Joins Abiy Ahmed in the Open Call to Dismantle the Amhara People. #Oromumma on steroids Tsegaye Ararssa, the constitutional law scholar who once branded Abiy Ahmed a fascist and the worst leader the Oromo people have ever known, has now stepped out from behind the curtain in his KALLATTII interview, broadcast from Egypt, that long-time patron of the Oromo Liberation Front and other anti-Amhara forces. The gloves are off, he declares, and what we see beneath is a man perfectly willing to partner with the very Abiy he once denounced, so long as the partnership serves one overriding purpose: the displacement and systematic dismantling of the Amhara people from every province they have called home for centuries, alongside the relentless demonization of Eritrea. His primary target throughout the interview remains unmistakably the Amhara and Eritrea; he speaks of coequals and federalism while whining that Amhara are settlers, he lectures on history yet practices the most surgical selective amnesia, erasing the medieval map of Ethiopia, readily found in any serious Encyclopedia of Ethiopia, that shows the territorial extent of the Amhara heartland right before the Oromo expansion and invasion that began in the 1500s. He claims Addis Ababa, home to millions of Amhara and other ethnic groups, as Oromo territory; he accuses the Amhara and Eritrea of plotting to destroy Addis, the ultimate projection from a man whose own prime minister openly boasts of turning Asmara into Gaza, brags that Ethiopia swallows Eritrea’s entire population every year, and warns that any war will have a clear winner. Yet in the same breath Tsegaye constantly praises the TPLF, presenting it as a victim or a legitimate force while he insults and demonizes Amhara and Eritreans without pause; these are his strategic lies, because the TPLF remains his true ally in this broader campaign, a quiet partnership masked by selective outrage. He sits comfortably in Australia, enjoying the freedoms of a free society, while using that platform to issue explicit calls for ethnic cleansing against the very people who architected the Ethiopian state. Meanwhile the facts on the ground remain damning: the Derg military regime was Oromo-led, the TPLF era deliberately marginalized Amhara, and since 2018 every lever of real power, Prime Minister, army chief, air force, major divisions, has been consolidated under Oromo control. Yet he still points the finger at the Amhara elite as the source of all destruction; the people being exterminated in every corner of the country are accused of engineering their own extermination. The projection is breathtaking. And for the record, and for the international community, when Tsegaye accuses Amhara of cannibalism, another voice from the same camp openly calls for the cannibalization of Amhara; both videos are attached. The mask is not slipping, it has been thrown away. This is not scholarship, this is not constitutionalism; this is a declaration of war on an entire people and on Eritrea, delivered from the safety of Melbourne while the killing fields burn back home. To every peace-loving soul in the Horn of Africa, especially the Amhara and the people of Eritrea, listen carefully. The gloves are off. The alliance is open. The intent is stated without shame. Such a shame that #ChalaAlemo parades his Harvard credentials and Tsegaye flaunts his University of Melbourne perch, both claiming the mantle of the educated elite, yet both descend to the same gutter: openly calling for the cannibalization of an entire people. The ivory tower has never looked so blood-soaked. #AmharaGenocide Harvard University BBC News Australia SBS Australia

The Gloves Are Off: Tsegaye Ararssa [ Tsegaye Ararssa ], the Australian Exile, Joins Abiy Ahmed in the Open Call to Dismantle the Amhara People. #Oromumma on steroids Tsegaye Ararssa, the constitutional law scholar who once branded Abiy Ahmed a fascist and the worst leader the Oromo people have ever known, has now stepped out from behind the curtain in his KALLATTII interview, broadcast from Egypt, that long-time patron of the Oromo Liberation Front and other anti-Amhara forces. The gloves are off, he declares, and what we see beneath is a man perfectly willing to partner with the very Abiy he once denounced, so long as the partnership serves one overriding purpose: the displacement and systematic dismantling of the Amhara people from every province they have called home for centuries, alongside the relentless demonization of Eritrea. His primary target throughout the interview remains unmistakably the Amhara and Eritrea; he speaks of coequals and federalism while whining that Amhara are settlers, he lectures on history yet practices the most surgical selective amnesia, erasing the medieval map of Ethiopia, readily found in any serious Encyclopedia of Ethiopia, that shows the territorial extent of the Amhara heartland right before the Oromo expansion and invasion that began in the 1500s. He claims Addis Ababa, home to millions of Amhara and other ethnic groups, as Oromo territory; he accuses the Amhara and Eritrea of plotting to destroy Addis, the ultimate projection from a man whose own prime minister openly boasts of turning Asmara into Gaza, brags that Ethiopia swallows Eritrea’s entire population every year, and warns that any war will have a clear winner. Yet in the same breath Tsegaye constantly praises the TPLF, presenting it as a victim or a legitimate force while he insults and demonizes Amhara and Eritreans without pause; these are his strategic lies, because the TPLF remains his true ally in this broader campaign, a quiet partnership masked by selective outrage. He sits comfortably in Australia, enjoying the freedoms of a free society, while using that platform to issue explicit calls for ethnic cleansing against the very people who architected the Ethiopian state. Meanwhile the facts on the ground remain damning: the Derg military regime was Oromo-led, the TPLF era deliberately marginalized Amhara, and since 2018 every lever of real power, Prime Minister, army chief, air force, major divisions, has been consolidated under Oromo control. Yet he still points the finger at the Amhara elite as the source of all destruction; the people being exterminated in every corner of the country are accused of engineering their own extermination. The projection is breathtaking. And for the record, and for the international community, when Tsegaye accuses Amhara of cannibalism, another voice from the same camp openly calls for the cannibalization of Amhara; both videos are attached. The mask is not slipping, it has been thrown away. This is not scholarship, this is not constitutionalism; this is a declaration of war on an entire people and on Eritrea, delivered from the safety of Melbourne while the killing fields burn back home. To every peace-loving soul in the Horn of Africa, especially the Amhara and the people of Eritrea, listen carefully. The gloves are off. The alliance is open. The intent is stated without shame. Such a shame that #ChalaAlemo parades his Harvard credentials and Tsegaye flaunts his University of Melbourne perch, both claiming the mantle of the educated elite, yet both descend to the same gutter: openly calling for the cannibalization of an entire people. The ivory tower has never looked so blood-soaked. #AmharaGenocide Harvard University BBC News Australia SBS Australia

Dawit

14,138 次观看 • 7 个月前

🚨Every corner of the #Amhara region has become a training ground for #Fano forces, resolute in their mission to restore peace and stability not only for the Amhara people but for the entire region. Meanwhile, the #Oromo dominated, fascist regime of Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 continues its ruthless use of military force, but no amount of weaponry will prevent its inevitable downfall. #FanoPower💪🏿🦅

🚨Every corner of the #Amhara region has become a training ground for #Fano forces, resolute in their mission to restore peace and stability not only for the Amhara people but for the entire region. Meanwhile, the #Oromo dominated, fascist regime of Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 continues its ruthless use of military force, but no amount of weaponry will prevent its inevitable downfall. #FanoPower💪🏿🦅

AmharaQuest

10,911 次观看 • 1 年前

Deception as a Weapon of Genocide: The Chilling Orchestration of Atrocities Against the Amhara In this one-minute and six-second video, Ato #Fantahun_Wake shares shocking revelations that illuminate the calculated and insidious methods employed in the ongoing #AmharaGenocide in Ethiopia. According to his account, the Oromia regional special forces, operating under the ideological banner of what Dr. Yonas Birru Yonas Biru has aptly described as a low-grade #Nazism, the toxic doctrine of #Oromumma, disguise themselves with Orthodox Christian necklaces to gain the trust of Amhara victims. This calculated deceit allows these forces to present themselves as fellow adherents of the #EOTC, ensuring that the targeted Amhara perceive them as protectors rather than executioners. Ato Fantahun recounts his experience in the town of #Dodolla in Arsi province, one of the epicenters of gruesome anti-Amhara atrocities. While documenting these crimes, he observed soldiers wearing Orthodox necklaces, which initially brought him relief as he assumed they were fellow Orthodox Christians committed to safeguarding lives. Months later, however, he discovered the horrifying truth: one of those soldiers admitted the necklaces were merely “for work,” a deliberate ploy to disarm the suspicions of Amhara and Orthodox followers before striking against them. This chilling revelation exposes not only the brutality but also the systematic deception underpinning the state-sponsored persecution of the Amhara and followers of the EOTC. It is a grim reminder that this genocide is not a spontaneous outburst of violence but a meticulously planned campaign of extermination cloaked in religious symbolism and ideological hate. The world must heed these warnings: Ethiopia is being driven into an abyss by an ideology that thrives on deceit, ethnic hatred, and weaponized identity. Silence or inaction in the face of such orchestrated evil risks normalizing genocide as a political instrument in the Horn of Africa. Video courtesy Meaza Mohammed of ROHA TV UN Human Rights Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) The OHRC UN Human Rights Council

Deception as a Weapon of Genocide: The Chilling Orchestration of Atrocities Against the Amhara In this one-minute and six-second video, Ato #Fantahun_Wake shares shocking revelations that illuminate the calculated and insidious methods employed in the ongoing #AmharaGenocide in Ethiopia. According to his account, the Oromia regional special forces, operating under the ideological banner of what Dr. Yonas Birru Yonas Biru has aptly described as a low-grade #Nazism, the toxic doctrine of #Oromumma, disguise themselves with Orthodox Christian necklaces to gain the trust of Amhara victims. This calculated deceit allows these forces to present themselves as fellow adherents of the #EOTC, ensuring that the targeted Amhara perceive them as protectors rather than executioners. Ato Fantahun recounts his experience in the town of #Dodolla in Arsi province, one of the epicenters of gruesome anti-Amhara atrocities. While documenting these crimes, he observed soldiers wearing Orthodox necklaces, which initially brought him relief as he assumed they were fellow Orthodox Christians committed to safeguarding lives. Months later, however, he discovered the horrifying truth: one of those soldiers admitted the necklaces were merely “for work,” a deliberate ploy to disarm the suspicions of Amhara and Orthodox followers before striking against them. This chilling revelation exposes not only the brutality but also the systematic deception underpinning the state-sponsored persecution of the Amhara and followers of the EOTC. It is a grim reminder that this genocide is not a spontaneous outburst of violence but a meticulously planned campaign of extermination cloaked in religious symbolism and ideological hate. The world must heed these warnings: Ethiopia is being driven into an abyss by an ideology that thrives on deceit, ethnic hatred, and weaponized identity. Silence or inaction in the face of such orchestrated evil risks normalizing genocide as a political instrument in the Horn of Africa. Video courtesy Meaza Mohammed of ROHA TV UN Human Rights Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) The OHRC UN Human Rights Council

Dawit

18,195 次观看 • 1 年前

The Jar of Needles: Historical Memory, Grievance Politics, and the Amhara Question One of the most revealing aspects of contemporary Ethiopian politics is not simply disagreement over history, but the transmission of historical narratives across generations. In a recent discussion of General Tsadkan’s new book, Abebech Kahasay and Araya Tesfamariam, two Ethiopian journalists of Tigrayan origin, offer an unusually candid critique of what they describe as the TPLF’s enduring political culture. Their argument is not directed at the people of Tigray, but at a political tradition that, in their view, continues to frame war and inherited grievance as central organizing principles. The most striking example is the story of the “jar of needles.” As recounted in the discussion, generations of TPLF leaders were told that during the reign of Emperor Menelik, “አንድ ገንቦ ሙሉ መርፌ ከትግራይ ሕዝብ ተሰብስቦ ወደ ሸዋ ተወስዶ ነበር፣ የትግራይ ሕዝብ ቀዳዳ ልብሱን እንኳን እንዳይሰፋ።” (“An entire jar of needles was collected from the people of Tigray and taken to Shoa so that the people of Tigray could not even mend their torn clothes.”) The journalists go on to state that this same narrative resurfaced during the recent Northern Ethiopian War as propaganda used to mobilize young people, repeating the message: “እዚህ ድረስ ነው ሸዋ የበደለን፣ እዚህ ድረስ ነው አማራ የበደለን።” (“This is how far Shoa has wronged us; this is how far the Amhara have wronged us.”) One of the speakers then asks a haunting question: “ምን ዓይነት በሽታ ነው? … ይህ መርዘኝነት?” (“What kind of disease is this? … This poisonous mentality?”) Whether one accepts or rejects the historical accuracy of this particular story, the discussion is significant because it comes from journalists from Tigray reflecting critically on the political culture of the TPLF itself. It also illustrates a broader challenge for Ethiopia: when historical memory is repeatedly framed through collective grievance and directed toward a single community, it becomes extraordinarily difficult to build trust, shared citizenship, and a peaceful political future. Breaking that cycle requires confronting inherited narratives honestly while refusing to pass them uncritically to the next generation. The timing makes the discussion particularly striking. During the Northern Ethiopian War, Ethiopia’s federal government was led by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, while the country’s senior political and security leadership was not drawn from the Amhara community. Yet, according to the journalists’ account, historical grievances continued to be framed primarily in terms of “Shoa” and “Amhara.” This raises an important question: if the conflict was fundamentally between the TPLF leadership and a federal government that many critics describe as being dominated by Oromo political elites and influenced by OLF narratives, why did narratives of collective blame continue to focus on the Amhara? The question becomes even more significant in light of the public testimony of former Ethiopian official #Taye_Dendea, who stated in a recorded interview, before his imprisonment, that Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed had declared, “I am going to destroy the Amhara.” Similar accounts have since been echoed by other former senior Oromo officials who later left Ethiopia. Readers are, of course, free to examine those interviews, many of which I have previously shared, and reach their own conclusions. In my view, this reflects a deeper political pattern in which the Amhara people continue to serve as the principal historical reference point for accumulated grievances, despite the changing composition of state power. Tragically, the Amhara also paid an enormous human cost during the Northern Ethiopian War bearing the greatest brunt, making this persistent attribution of collective responsibility all the more significant. UN Human Rights Council UN Human Rights Yale Genocide Studies Program

The Jar of Needles: Historical Memory, Grievance Politics, and the Amhara Question One of the most revealing aspects of contemporary Ethiopian politics is not simply disagreement over history, but the transmission of historical narratives across generations. In a recent discussion of General Tsadkan’s new book, Abebech Kahasay and Araya Tesfamariam, two Ethiopian journalists of Tigrayan origin, offer an unusually candid critique of what they describe as the TPLF’s enduring political culture. Their argument is not directed at the people of Tigray, but at a political tradition that, in their view, continues to frame war and inherited grievance as central organizing principles. The most striking example is the story of the “jar of needles.” As recounted in the discussion, generations of TPLF leaders were told that during the reign of Emperor Menelik, “አንድ ገንቦ ሙሉ መርፌ ከትግራይ ሕዝብ ተሰብስቦ ወደ ሸዋ ተወስዶ ነበር፣ የትግራይ ሕዝብ ቀዳዳ ልብሱን እንኳን እንዳይሰፋ።” (“An entire jar of needles was collected from the people of Tigray and taken to Shoa so that the people of Tigray could not even mend their torn clothes.”) The journalists go on to state that this same narrative resurfaced during the recent Northern Ethiopian War as propaganda used to mobilize young people, repeating the message: “እዚህ ድረስ ነው ሸዋ የበደለን፣ እዚህ ድረስ ነው አማራ የበደለን።” (“This is how far Shoa has wronged us; this is how far the Amhara have wronged us.”) One of the speakers then asks a haunting question: “ምን ዓይነት በሽታ ነው? … ይህ መርዘኝነት?” (“What kind of disease is this? … This poisonous mentality?”) Whether one accepts or rejects the historical accuracy of this particular story, the discussion is significant because it comes from journalists from Tigray reflecting critically on the political culture of the TPLF itself. It also illustrates a broader challenge for Ethiopia: when historical memory is repeatedly framed through collective grievance and directed toward a single community, it becomes extraordinarily difficult to build trust, shared citizenship, and a peaceful political future. Breaking that cycle requires confronting inherited narratives honestly while refusing to pass them uncritically to the next generation. The timing makes the discussion particularly striking. During the Northern Ethiopian War, Ethiopia’s federal government was led by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, while the country’s senior political and security leadership was not drawn from the Amhara community. Yet, according to the journalists’ account, historical grievances continued to be framed primarily in terms of “Shoa” and “Amhara.” This raises an important question: if the conflict was fundamentally between the TPLF leadership and a federal government that many critics describe as being dominated by Oromo political elites and influenced by OLF narratives, why did narratives of collective blame continue to focus on the Amhara? The question becomes even more significant in light of the public testimony of former Ethiopian official #Taye_Dendea, who stated in a recorded interview, before his imprisonment, that Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed had declared, “I am going to destroy the Amhara.” Similar accounts have since been echoed by other former senior Oromo officials who later left Ethiopia. Readers are, of course, free to examine those interviews, many of which I have previously shared, and reach their own conclusions. In my view, this reflects a deeper political pattern in which the Amhara people continue to serve as the principal historical reference point for accumulated grievances, despite the changing composition of state power. Tragically, the Amhara also paid an enormous human cost during the Northern Ethiopian War bearing the greatest brunt, making this persistent attribution of collective responsibility all the more significant. UN Human Rights Council UN Human Rights Yale Genocide Studies Program

Dawit

16,121 次观看 • 2 个月前

Oromo Apartheid Rule in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia under Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 This was a message sent to journalist Belete Kassa Mekonnen today (August 29th, 2024) from an Amhara taxi driver in Addis Ababa “Belete, I have been a regular follower of your work for a long time. I have no doubts about the reliability of your information. We understand that the politics of ethnic favoritism serves personal interests rather than benefiting the country. Some of the things that are being seen and heard in Addis Ababa are unfathomable. In Addis Ababa, there have been issues regarding transportation services where Amhara transportation drivers are being unfairly treated by Oromo drivers. At departure points, Oromo drivers, without their turn to load passengers, are preventing Amhara drivers from loading passengers, insisting that Amhara drivers cannot load passengers ahead of Oromo drivers. They tell Amhara drivers that if they don't comply, they should go to their Amhara country to work. We don’t expect a solution, but please make sure this information reaches the public or is made known." (From Addis Ababa) The video below is from a speech PM Abiy Ahmed gave in parliament over a year ago demonizing Amhara, the largest population in Addis Ababa, as racist and Oromo haters, intentionally inciting hate and targeting against Amhara residents of Addis Ababa. Video Source: @Chronicles2023 #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #Ethiopia

Oromo Apartheid Rule in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia under Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 This was a message sent to journalist Belete Kassa Mekonnen today (August 29th, 2024) from an Amhara taxi driver in Addis Ababa “Belete, I have been a regular follower of your work for a long time. I have no doubts about the reliability of your information. We understand that the politics of ethnic favoritism serves personal interests rather than benefiting the country. Some of the things that are being seen and heard in Addis Ababa are unfathomable. In Addis Ababa, there have been issues regarding transportation services where Amhara transportation drivers are being unfairly treated by Oromo drivers. At departure points, Oromo drivers, without their turn to load passengers, are preventing Amhara drivers from loading passengers, insisting that Amhara drivers cannot load passengers ahead of Oromo drivers. They tell Amhara drivers that if they don't comply, they should go to their Amhara country to work. We don’t expect a solution, but please make sure this information reaches the public or is made known." (From Addis Ababa) The video below is from a speech PM Abiy Ahmed gave in parliament over a year ago demonizing Amhara, the largest population in Addis Ababa, as racist and Oromo haters, intentionally inciting hate and targeting against Amhara residents of Addis Ababa. Video Source: @Chronicles2023 #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #Ethiopia

ነብዩ

12,357 次观看 • 2 年前

ETHIOPIA — ⚡️ This is the Amhara Fano rebel force that once helped save Abiy Ahmed’s government from being overthrown by Tigray forces during the 2020–2022 Tigray War. Abiy won their support when he needed it most, only to turn against them once the Tigray war was over. Today, they are fighting to overthrow him. Combined with the growing number of armed insurgencies that Abiy’s own Oromo-centric policies have helped create domestically, along with an increasingly militarized foreign policy he followed toward #Eritrea and #Sudan, Ethiopia is entering an increasingly dangerous and destructive chapter. The political crisis, therefore, will continue until there is a fundamental change in leadership. The world should prepare for a post-Abiy Ahmed Ethiopia. It could come next year, the year after, or even a decade from now. Ethiopia after Abiy Ahmed is not a question of if, but when.

ETHIOPIA — ⚡️ This is the Amhara Fano rebel force that once helped save Abiy Ahmed’s government from being overthrown by Tigray forces during the 2020–2022 Tigray War. Abiy won their support when he needed it most, only to turn against them once the Tigray war was over. Today, they are fighting to overthrow him. Combined with the growing number of armed insurgencies that Abiy’s own Oromo-centric policies have helped create domestically, along with an increasingly militarized foreign policy he followed toward #Eritrea and #Sudan, Ethiopia is entering an increasingly dangerous and destructive chapter. The political crisis, therefore, will continue until there is a fundamental change in leadership. The world should prepare for a post-Abiy Ahmed Ethiopia. It could come next year, the year after, or even a decade from now. Ethiopia after Abiy Ahmed is not a question of if, but when.

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16,084 次观看 • 1 个月前

🔥 #BREAKING — The Amhara Fano National Movement (AFNM) announced today that there will be no “election” held in the Amhara region by July 1, calling it political theater while the government of Abiy Ahmed continues what they describe as a war against the #Amhara people. At the same time, as the Abiy Ahmed administration has foolishly revoked the party status of the TPLF, which effectively means elections will not be held in the #Tigray Region either. If the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) issues a similar declaration and threatens action should voting proceed in the #Oromia Region, the 2026 parliamentary elections could be canceled or postponed indefinitely, given that these three regions together represent more than 70% of Ethiopia’s population. Such a scenario would leave PM Abiy Ahmed governing without a renewed electoral mandate. He first came to power in 2018 largely by political circumstance and has continued to rule without being directly elected by the public. If this level of conflict, violence, and bloodshed has occurred in the country while he has not been elected by the people, many fear the consequences if he were granted a new mandate through what critics describe as a fraudulent election.

🔥 #BREAKING — The Amhara Fano National Movement (AFNM) announced today that there will be no “election” held in the Amhara region by July 1, calling it political theater while the government of Abiy Ahmed continues what they describe as a war against the #Amhara people. At the same time, as the Abiy Ahmed administration has foolishly revoked the party status of the TPLF, which effectively means elections will not be held in the #Tigray Region either. If the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) issues a similar declaration and threatens action should voting proceed in the #Oromia Region, the 2026 parliamentary elections could be canceled or postponed indefinitely, given that these three regions together represent more than 70% of Ethiopia’s population. Such a scenario would leave PM Abiy Ahmed governing without a renewed electoral mandate. He first came to power in 2018 largely by political circumstance and has continued to rule without being directly elected by the public. If this level of conflict, violence, and bloodshed has occurred in the country while he has not been elected by the people, many fear the consequences if he were granted a new mandate through what critics describe as a fraudulent election.

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13,547 次观看 • 6 个月前

When we say that the foundation has been laid over the past 3 decades to commit a Rwanda scale genocide on Amharas living in Oromia, it is not an exaggeration. This video is from yesterdays “Thanksgiving” #IRREECHA celebration in Oromia where the crowd was chanting that action will be taken against Amharas living in Oromia unless they denounce Fano. The demonization of the Amhara people by Oromo nationalists and the administrators of Oromia over the last 30+ years is eerily similar to the demonization of Tutsi’s by Hutu nationalists and the Hutu government leading up the the #RwandaGenocide. The only thing missing is the trigger to start a large scale genocide, which could be a Fano advance to Addis Ababa in Ethiopia’s case. Top Ethiopian government officials, from Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 to high level Oromo Prosperity officials like Addisu Arega have threatened a Rwanda scale genocide on Amharas if their power is threatened. #AmharaGenocide #WarOnAmhara #Ethiopia

When we say that the foundation has been laid over the past 3 decades to commit a Rwanda scale genocide on Amharas living in Oromia, it is not an exaggeration. This video is from yesterdays “Thanksgiving” #IRREECHA celebration in Oromia where the crowd was chanting that action will be taken against Amharas living in Oromia unless they denounce Fano. The demonization of the Amhara people by Oromo nationalists and the administrators of Oromia over the last 30+ years is eerily similar to the demonization of Tutsi’s by Hutu nationalists and the Hutu government leading up the the #RwandaGenocide. The only thing missing is the trigger to start a large scale genocide, which could be a Fano advance to Addis Ababa in Ethiopia’s case. Top Ethiopian government officials, from Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 to high level Oromo Prosperity officials like Addisu Arega have threatened a Rwanda scale genocide on Amharas if their power is threatened. #AmharaGenocide #WarOnAmhara #Ethiopia

ነብዩ

144,477 次观看 • 3 年前

Another Government Camp Falls in Oromia ETHIOPIA — ⚡️Insurgents in Oromia have reportedly seized a government camp and burned it to the ground. The pattern is becoming harder to ignore: the Abiy Ahmed regime is facing growing security challenges beyond the capital, Addis Ababa. It is increasingly struggling to assert control over parts of Oromia and Benishangul-Gumuz, while having already lost control of Tigray and significant parts of Amhara. Together, these regions account for roughly half of Ethiopia’s landmass, highlighting the scale of the country’s widening security crisis.

Another Government Camp Falls in Oromia ETHIOPIA — ⚡️Insurgents in Oromia have reportedly seized a government camp and burned it to the ground. The pattern is becoming harder to ignore: the Abiy Ahmed regime is facing growing security challenges beyond the capital, Addis Ababa. It is increasingly struggling to assert control over parts of Oromia and Benishangul-Gumuz, while having already lost control of Tigray and significant parts of Amhara. Together, these regions account for roughly half of Ethiopia’s landmass, highlighting the scale of the country’s widening security crisis.

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12,878 次观看 • 15 天前

My speech supporting Donald J. Trump and condemning the #AmharaGenocide at the Amhara rally near White House First of all, I congratulate President Trump and the American people for the big win. This is, in fact, a great opportunity. An opportunity for America to heal, and an opportunity for other nations like Ethiopia that are suffering due to the chokehold of the global order, too. The powers that are complicit in the genocide of Amhara people in Ethiopia are the same powers promoting an evil, far-leftist, and neo-marxist agenda throughout the world. They destroyed Ethiopia decades ago by introducing identity politics, ethnic division, and a militant, anti-cultural, Marxist ideology, leading to the devastation and destruction of the country by way of war and genocide. These same powers are now attempting to destroy Western civilization by tearing apart the structure of the family, shutting down free speech, and flooding the West with ideological zealots that aim to reduce Judeo-Christian values in the West to ashes. President Trump and his administration came up at the perfect time to impede such a destructive agenda from meeting its end goal. when Trump was president between 2016 and 2020, he played a role in removing TPLF from power: A fact that was stated by Sebhat Nega in an interview in Mekele. They had diverted funds intended to fight Al-Shabaab to strengthen the terror group instead. Trump has also acknowledged the suffering of Armenians and Copts. The Ethiopian Amhara diaspora is largely conservative in terms of values, hard-working, and the Ethiopian Orthodox Church prays for America in the US during every Liturgy or Mass. Ethiopian Americans love this country and believe that there's now an opportunity to restore America to greatness. There is also an opportunity to restore Ethiopia to greatness and create a strong alliance between the two countries that share similar values and have many common interests. Ethiopia was once a pillar of the West in antiquity. Now, it's in the hands of an anti-culture, anti-civilization, and anti-faith regime that commits genocide on Amhara people with the intention of causing the erasure of Ethiopia's longstanding values. The same powers that restrict Amharas from voicing the genocide being committed by the regime and the same global organizations that silently watch the massacres of Amhara civilians are the ones seeking to shut down free speech here in America. We are happy that Trump, Elon Musk [Elon Musk], and the new administration have defeated them. As Yuval Noah Harari said, Trump's win is a deathblow to the global order. Unknown and evil forces tried to kill him, but he implored the intercession of St. Michael, venerated the Virgin Mary, and then he won. The Ethiopian regime is causing instability in the Horn of Africa by waging war on Amhara people; and the Amhara people are fighting to ascertain their survival as a people in order to exist, and ensure the integrity of Ethiopia to impede terrorist forces from breeding in a possible vacuum created by the regime's war. We want peace, stability, and the survival of Amharas and all Ethiopians; and in that way, we can cooperate to create stability in the entire region extending into the Middle East. At last, we have great hope that President Trump's administration will have no patience for the Ethiopian regime that's committing genocide, waging ethnic war, and causing regional instability, and that a new era of freedom is coming for America, for Ethiopia, and for the world. God bless America, God bless Ethiopia, and God bless the Amhara people.

My speech supporting Donald J. Trump and condemning the #AmharaGenocide at the Amhara rally near White House First of all, I congratulate President Trump and the American people for the big win. This is, in fact, a great opportunity. An opportunity for America to heal, and an opportunity for other nations like Ethiopia that are suffering due to the chokehold of the global order, too. The powers that are complicit in the genocide of Amhara people in Ethiopia are the same powers promoting an evil, far-leftist, and neo-marxist agenda throughout the world. They destroyed Ethiopia decades ago by introducing identity politics, ethnic division, and a militant, anti-cultural, Marxist ideology, leading to the devastation and destruction of the country by way of war and genocide. These same powers are now attempting to destroy Western civilization by tearing apart the structure of the family, shutting down free speech, and flooding the West with ideological zealots that aim to reduce Judeo-Christian values in the West to ashes. President Trump and his administration came up at the perfect time to impede such a destructive agenda from meeting its end goal. when Trump was president between 2016 and 2020, he played a role in removing TPLF from power: A fact that was stated by Sebhat Nega in an interview in Mekele. They had diverted funds intended to fight Al-Shabaab to strengthen the terror group instead. Trump has also acknowledged the suffering of Armenians and Copts. The Ethiopian Amhara diaspora is largely conservative in terms of values, hard-working, and the Ethiopian Orthodox Church prays for America in the US during every Liturgy or Mass. Ethiopian Americans love this country and believe that there's now an opportunity to restore America to greatness. There is also an opportunity to restore Ethiopia to greatness and create a strong alliance between the two countries that share similar values and have many common interests. Ethiopia was once a pillar of the West in antiquity. Now, it's in the hands of an anti-culture, anti-civilization, and anti-faith regime that commits genocide on Amhara people with the intention of causing the erasure of Ethiopia's longstanding values. The same powers that restrict Amharas from voicing the genocide being committed by the regime and the same global organizations that silently watch the massacres of Amhara civilians are the ones seeking to shut down free speech here in America. We are happy that Trump, Elon Musk [Elon Musk], and the new administration have defeated them. As Yuval Noah Harari said, Trump's win is a deathblow to the global order. Unknown and evil forces tried to kill him, but he implored the intercession of St. Michael, venerated the Virgin Mary, and then he won. The Ethiopian regime is causing instability in the Horn of Africa by waging war on Amhara people; and the Amhara people are fighting to ascertain their survival as a people in order to exist, and ensure the integrity of Ethiopia to impede terrorist forces from breeding in a possible vacuum created by the regime's war. We want peace, stability, and the survival of Amharas and all Ethiopians; and in that way, we can cooperate to create stability in the entire region extending into the Middle East. At last, we have great hope that President Trump's administration will have no patience for the Ethiopian regime that's committing genocide, waging ethnic war, and causing regional instability, and that a new era of freedom is coming for America, for Ethiopia, and for the world. God bless America, God bless Ethiopia, and God bless the Amhara people.

Tädla Mäl’aku ☨✡

13,264 次观看 • 1 年前

Through the act of translating and archiving firsthand accounts, I aim to create a record—a testament to the trials endured by the Amhara people, a record that cannot be erased or ignored. No longer can the world claim ignorance or feign innocence when confronted with the stark reality of systemic genocide and persecution against the Amhara people. By tagging every major institution, I compel those in positions of power and influence to confront their complicity in the face of such egregious violations of human rights. Your silence is not only a betrayal of the Amhara people but a stain on the conscience of humanity itself. Imagine a scene where desperation meets brutality, where a man, his stomach hollow with hunger, pleads for mercy, not for riches or privilege, but for sustenance, for the basic right to nourish his body and soul. This is the grim reality captured in the footage I present—a poignant portrayal of a daily struggle for survival amidst a backdrop of hostility and persecution. In the video, an Amhara man, driven by the gnawing pangs of hunger, implores Oromo youths for reprieve, his voice trembling with exhaustion and despair. Yet, instead of compassion, he is met with mockery and torment, his pleas falling on deaf ears. As he weeps, vulnerable and defenseless, the interrogations continue, probing his very existence, his crime merely being his ethnic Amhara identity and his hunger. "Why did you come here?" they demand, oblivious to his plight, indifferent to his suffering. And in his broken voice, he utters a simple truth—he came in search of sustenance, driven by the primal instinct to survive. But his words are lost in the cacophony of cruelty, drowned out by the deafening silence of those who should protect and uphold the sanctity of life. The video abruptly ends, leaving behind a void of uncertainty, a void filled with apprehension and dread. What fate befell the man in the aftermath of his plea? Was he granted mercy ? No he was condemned to further torment. The answer remains shrouded in darkness, a darkness that encapsulates the plight of the Amhara people—a darkness that demands illumination and action. To the leaders of international institutions, I extend a solemn admonition—a warning tinged with the weight of history. You may avert your gaze, feign ignorance, or turn a deaf ear, but you cannot plead innocence when confronted with the stark reality of systemic Amhara genocide and persecution. Your silence is complicity, your inaction a betrayal of humanity itself. For in the end, it is not only the Amhara people who suffer but the very essence of our shared humanity that is at stake. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ U.S. Embassy Addis Muslim World League CPJ Asia CPJ Europe and Central Asia Meaza Ashenafi PEN International Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ Africa CPJ Américas Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia Amhara Association of America (AAA) U.S. Embassy Addis UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 @EthiopiaEU Mike Hammer Tibor Nagy Herman J. Cohen Ana Gomes Josep Borrell Fontelles Daniel Bekele FRANCE 24 BBC News Africa Al Jazeera English The Washington Post AFP News Agency U.S. Embassy Addis Department of State #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #FreeMeskeremAbera #FreeAmharaDetainees

Through the act of translating and archiving firsthand accounts, I aim to create a record—a testament to the trials endured by the Amhara people, a record that cannot be erased or ignored. No longer can the world claim ignorance or feign innocence when confronted with the stark reality of systemic genocide and persecution against the Amhara people. By tagging every major institution, I compel those in positions of power and influence to confront their complicity in the face of such egregious violations of human rights. Your silence is not only a betrayal of the Amhara people but a stain on the conscience of humanity itself. Imagine a scene where desperation meets brutality, where a man, his stomach hollow with hunger, pleads for mercy, not for riches or privilege, but for sustenance, for the basic right to nourish his body and soul. This is the grim reality captured in the footage I present—a poignant portrayal of a daily struggle for survival amidst a backdrop of hostility and persecution. In the video, an Amhara man, driven by the gnawing pangs of hunger, implores Oromo youths for reprieve, his voice trembling with exhaustion and despair. Yet, instead of compassion, he is met with mockery and torment, his pleas falling on deaf ears. As he weeps, vulnerable and defenseless, the interrogations continue, probing his very existence, his crime merely being his ethnic Amhara identity and his hunger. "Why did you come here?" they demand, oblivious to his plight, indifferent to his suffering. And in his broken voice, he utters a simple truth—he came in search of sustenance, driven by the primal instinct to survive. But his words are lost in the cacophony of cruelty, drowned out by the deafening silence of those who should protect and uphold the sanctity of life. The video abruptly ends, leaving behind a void of uncertainty, a void filled with apprehension and dread. What fate befell the man in the aftermath of his plea? Was he granted mercy ? No he was condemned to further torment. The answer remains shrouded in darkness, a darkness that encapsulates the plight of the Amhara people—a darkness that demands illumination and action. To the leaders of international institutions, I extend a solemn admonition—a warning tinged with the weight of history. You may avert your gaze, feign ignorance, or turn a deaf ear, but you cannot plead innocence when confronted with the stark reality of systemic Amhara genocide and persecution. Your silence is complicity, your inaction a betrayal of humanity itself. For in the end, it is not only the Amhara people who suffer but the very essence of our shared humanity that is at stake. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ U.S. Embassy Addis Muslim World League CPJ Asia CPJ Europe and Central Asia Meaza Ashenafi PEN International Committee to Protect Journalists CPJ Africa CPJ Américas Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia Amhara Association of America (AAA) U.S. Embassy Addis UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 @EthiopiaEU Mike Hammer Tibor Nagy Herman J. Cohen Ana Gomes Josep Borrell Fontelles Daniel Bekele FRANCE 24 BBC News Africa Al Jazeera English The Washington Post AFP News Agency U.S. Embassy Addis Department of State #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #FreeMeskeremAbera #FreeAmharaDetainees

Yuri Tadesse

14,359 次观看 • 2 年前