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ETHIOPIA: The ethically motivated forced displacement and demographic engineering in Oromia and Addis Ababa is a form of ethnic-cleansing and must immediately stop. In a country that currently holds the world record for the most number of internally displaced people (IDP), it's inhumane and counter-productive for the Ethiopian govt...

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Destination: 4 kilo

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የኦሮምያ ክልል ቢሮዎችና የኦሮምያ ፖሊስ አዲስ አበባ ውስጥ ሆነው የኦሮምያና የአዲስ አበባ ድንበር ማካለል ብሎ ነገር ትርጉም አይሰጥም። የአዲስ አበባም ህዝብ ደህንነቱ ሊጠበቅ አይችልም። #OromiaOutOfAddisAbaba

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ህዝቡ ያገኘውን ነገር ሁሉ እያቃጠለ መንግስትን ማገዝ መጀመር አለበት። ማን ቤት አድሮ ማን ውጭ ያድራል? መኪና ዎች ፣ ድልድዬች ፣ እና ማንኛውም ንብረት መጋየት አለበት ። ህዝባዊ እምቢተኝነት አማራጭ የሌለው አማራጭ ነው። አንድ ክብሪት! #Ethiopia

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International humanitarian organizations turned a blind eye to such worst human right violations in Eth. But we have to make efforts and put a pressure on intl orgs to observe these unlawful expropriation and forced eviction based on ethnic origin.

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All needs to go in the meskel square and protest

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በርቱልን እግዚአብሔር ከእናንተው ጋር ይሁንልን🙏

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Get up Stand up Stand up for your right!

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ህዝብን የናቀ ወያኔ ምን እንደደረሰበት እሩቅ እንኳን አይደለም የወያኔ ፍልፋይ የሆነው የብልግና መንግስት በዚህ እብሪቱ ከቀጠለ ከወላጆቹም በላይ የከፋ አወዳደቅን ይወድቃታል። ፍትህን የማያውቁ አንባገነን መንግስታት መጨረሻቸው ውድቀት ነው።

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