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July 2013

ግልጽ ደብዳቤ ለሃይሌ ገብረሥላሴ (ከአበበ ገላው)

ውድ አትሌት ሃይሌ፣ ከነመላው ቤተሰብህ እንደምን ከርመሃል? ልጆቹ እንዴት ናቸው፣ አለምስ እንዴት ሰንብታለች? ሰሞኑን የወዳጅ የዘመድ ምክር አላዳምጥ ብለህ እንደነ ጋሼ ግርማና ጋሼ ሃይለማርያም ደሳለኝ የህወሃቶች አሻንጉሊት መሆን እንዳማረህ ስሰማ በጣም ተገረምኩ። በመላው አለም ዝና ያተረፍክበትን እሩጫ ትተህ “ቤተመንግስት” ወይንም “ፓርላማ” ቁጭ ብለህ ዝንብ ማባረር ምን ይጠቅመኛል ብለህ ነው? አንተም እንደነጋሼ ግርማና ሀይለማሪያም በቁምህ ከመሞትህ […]

ግልጽ ደብዳቤ ለሃይሌ ገብረሥላሴ (ከአበበ ገላው) Read More »

EU delegation: Ethiopia should release jailed journalists and activists

By Associated Press, Published: July 17 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — A European Union parliament delegation on Wednesday called on Ethiopia’s government to release jailed journalists and activists, but in a sign the call may not be heeded the delegation was denied from visiting a prison it had been approved to see. The head of the delegation, Barbara Lochbihler,

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The Nameless- Torture Victims of Ethiopian Rulers

BY: Zelalem Abate E-mail: zelalem.abate1@gmail.com The Tigrai People Liberation Front’s (TPLF) victims such as Eskinder Nega and Andulem Argae are not forgotten, although they are not remembered to a desired level. Since these TPLF’s victims are among the few Ethiopians who are scarifying themselves and their families for the sake of freedom and justice they

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World Bank Board approves investigation into allegations of bankrolling human rights abuses in Ethiopia

  The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved a full investigation into whether the Bank has breached its policies in Ethiopia and contributed to a government program of forced population transfers known as ‘villagization.’ The Bank’s move follows the resolution of a five-month standoff with the Ethiopian government, which had publicly threatened in

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