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#OrthodoxUnderAttack: Abiy Ahmed's security forces appear to be intensifying the religious persecution of Orthodox Christians in the form of arrests and harassment throughout Addis Ababa & the Oromia region of #Ethiopia. This is despite the good-faith effort by the Holy Synod of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, whom in...

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