Deputy Chairman H.E. Lij Nebyat A. Demessie Global Alliance for Justice: The Ethiopian Cause 4002 Blacksmith Dr. Garland, TX 75044, U.S.A. April 16, 2023 H.E. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Prime Minister of Italy Piazza Colonna, 370 00187 Rome, Italy For the attention of H.E. Prime Minsiter Giorgia Meloni: Your Excellency, On October 31, 1922 a […]
Yonas Biru, PhD As someone who has written several articles promoting international sanction against the Abiy government, I feel obliged to clarify misunderstandings and misconceptions that people have about the topic. Let me start with some disclaimers and background information to give readers context. First, the sanction I am championing does not include humanitarian aid.
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WORLD PEACE FOUNDATION on APRIL 12, 2023 Alex de Waal, Jan Nyssen, Gebrekirstos Gebreselassie, Boud Roukema and Rundassa Eshete Ever since Abiy Ahmed was awarded his PhD degree at the Institute of Peace and Security Studies (IPSS) at Addis Ababa University in 2017, questions have been asked about whether this was a legitimate doctorate. One of us (Rundassa) was
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By Geletaw Zeleke Dear Brothers and sisters, today I want you to evaluate the ‘preamble to the Ethiopian Constitution by examining the preambles of ten selected distinct countries. Scholars agree that preambles outlay the purpose of the Constitution and the intention of the entire document including the intention of its full laws and main organizing
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By A. Alemyehu Abiy Ahmed’s campaign to single-out and liquidate the Amhara Region’s Special Forces has already caused heavy toll on civilians. Abate Mesfin, grandson of famed Ethiopian Patirot, Dej. Abbere Yimam, was machinegunned down at his home while tending to his wife and his new born baby. While Dej Abere Yimam was a celebrated
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Ethiopia’s growing fragility and instability Having won the Cold War globally, the US-led West midwifed the birth of a new post-Dergue Political Order in Ethiopia in 1991. The new political order was dominated by the Tigre People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) -led so-called Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), an amalgam of ethnic fronts cobbled together
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Commentators on the highly polarized political schism currently within Ethiopia appear to wrongfully point out the current mass unrest within the Amhara Regional State as being a road block to the peace agreement signed in Pretoria between the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE) and the Tigray Regional State. Instead of recognizing the unrest as
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AAA Chairman Tewodrose Tirfe appeared on Al Jazeera English to discuss anti-government #AmharaProtests, mass arrests, attacks on civilians and the need for immediate punitive action by the international community against Abiy Ahmed Ali, Birhanu Jula and Abebaw Tadesse.
here have been days of protests in Amhara against government plans to merge the region’s forces into the national army and police. Ethiopia has not recovered from war in Tigray that ended last year. Amhara forces fought Tigrayan rebels alongside the national army. But since that two-year war ended, leaders in Amhara say their
“Never again” 1948: Until Next Time Armenia (1915–18), Ukraine (1932–1933), the Nazi Holocaust (1938–1945), Cambodia (1975–1979), Rwanda (1994), Bosnia (1992–1995), Darfur (2001–2015), Ethiopia ( 2019 to present) “The events that took place during these periods in these countries resulted in more than 17 million deaths related to 20th century genocides or ethnic cleansing, each with
Catholic Relief Services workers were killed amid unrest due to the government’s decision to disband regional security forces. Two aid workers with Catholic Relief Services (CRS) have been killed in Ethiopia’s Amhara region, the charity said, amid civil unrest triggered by a federal government decision to disband regional special forces units. Chuol Tongyik, a security manager,
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ANDREW KORYBKO Acknowledging these contrasting narratives doesn’t automatically extend credence to them, but simply explains how explosive the latest controversy over that region’s military reorganization is becoming. Ethiopia’s Amhara Region saw widespread protests in recent days in response to the federal government’s newly announced military reorganization of each region’s special forces. The central authorities claim that this is being carried
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