Continued Reflections: Yonas Biru’s Ongoing Campaign Against Visionary Leaders – Eskinder Nega, Dawit Woldegiorgis and Beyond
Eurocentric versus Ethio-centric Approaches to Ethiopia’s Modernization Lag: The Concept of Derailment
Ethiopia: Tigst Assefa shatters women’s world record shattered by more than 2 minutes in Berlin Marathon
Open Letter to UNESCO to pressure the Ethiopian Government to stop firing heavy weapons from the world heritage site in Lalibela.
Continued Reflections: Yonas Biru’s Ongoing Campaign Against Visionary Leaders – Eskinder Nega, Dawit Woldegiorgis and Beyond
Eurocentric versus Ethio-centric Approaches to Ethiopia’s Modernization Lag: The Concept of Derailment
Ethiopia: Tigst Assefa shatters women’s world record shattered by more than 2 minutes in Berlin Marathon
Open Letter to UNESCO to pressure the Ethiopian Government to stop firing heavy weapons from the world heritage site in Lalibela.
Continued Reflections: Yonas Biru’s Ongoing Campaign Against Visionary Leaders – Eskinder Nega, Dawit Woldegiorgis and Beyond
Eurocentric versus Ethio-centric Approaches to Ethiopia’s Modernization Lag: The Concept of Derailment
Ethiopia: Tigst Assefa shatters women’s world record shattered by more than 2 minutes in Berlin Marathon
Open Letter to UNESCO to pressure the Ethiopian Government to stop firing heavy weapons from the world heritage site in Lalibela.
Ethiopians seek asylum en masse in South KoreaAugust 12, 2013News Two-thirds of a group of young professional Ethiopians who went for training in South Korea have stayed to seek asylum, it’s reported. Forty chose to apply for political asylum on the grounds of “gross human rights violations”, while just 19 returned home, according to London-based Ethiomedia website.The pro-opposition news outlet quotes one of the 40, Sisay Woldegabriel, as complaining of Muslims being “brutalized by police and government forces”. The group is apparently staying at Henan Refugee Camp and Ethiomedia suggests they’ve been welcomed as a result of Ethiopia’s support for Seoul – in the form of thousands of troops – during the Korean War. Three years ago, a 38-year-old Ethiopian became the first refugee to be awarded South Korean citizenship. While Ethiopia is regarded as one of Africa’s most stable countries, tensions between the Orthodox Christian majority and Muslims – who make up a third of its population – have grown in recent years. The government has cracked down on what it sees as Islamic extremists, leading to protests. Thousands demonstrated last week after the arrest of 28 people on terror charges, leading to reports of police beatings and widespread arrests.Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/Share You might be interested in December 2, 2023 Ethiopia’s Oromiya region accuses OLA rebels of killing ‘many’ people December 2, 2023 A Harvard Survey Showed How #NoMore Idiocy Protected Abiy Ahmed and Shimelis Abdissa from Accountability December 2, 2023 US Ambassador official tweet on Addis/Finfiné was intentional and It must be condemned November 28, 2023 The US can no longer ignore Ethiopia’s human rights crisis Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ
December 2, 2023 A Harvard Survey Showed How #NoMore Idiocy Protected Abiy Ahmed and Shimelis Abdissa from Accountability
December 2, 2023 US Ambassador official tweet on Addis/Finfiné was intentional and It must be condemned
Continued Reflections: Yonas Biru’s Ongoing Campaign Against Visionary Leaders – Eskinder Nega, Dawit Woldegiorgis and Beyond
Eurocentric versus Ethio-centric Approaches to Ethiopia’s Modernization Lag: The Concept of Derailment
Ethiopia: Tigst Assefa shatters women’s world record shattered by more than 2 minutes in Berlin Marathon
Open Letter to UNESCO to pressure the Ethiopian Government to stop firing heavy weapons from the world heritage site in Lalibela.