HRW Slams Ethiopia for Suspending Rights Groups
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has condemned Ethiopia for suspending three rights organisations, accusing the government of “squeezing shut” the last remaining space for independent
The people of Amhara are crying out for help, but no one is listening
“In this campaign, civilians are the main victims. Bombings, executions, rapes and attacks on hospitals and schools – all war crimes that have been
Ethiopia’s Crackdown on Civic Space: Suspension of Three Human Rights Groups
Amnesty International In response to the Ethiopian government’s decision to suspend three notable human rights organizations—namely the Association for Human Rights in Ethiopia (AHRE),
Impact of Abiy Ahmed’s Fascism: Human Rights Groups Silenced
Federal authorities have revoked the licenses of two organizations focused on rights advocacy, namely the Center for Advancement of Rights and Democracy (CARD) and
Ethiopia’s Oldest Political Prisoner: Tadios Tantu as a Symbol of Resistance
By Dr. Caleb T. The Unyielding Spirit of Truth: Tadios Tantu, Ethiopia’s Oldest Political Prisoner and a Symbol of Defiance Against Authoritarianism Under Nobel
Abiy Ahmed’s Drone Strike in North Gojjam Results in 50 Fatalities, Including Pregnant Women
A devastating drone strike in the South Achefer district of North Gojjam, located within the Amhara region, has resulted in significant casualties, including the
Ethiopia: End the month-long arbitrary detention of thousands in Amhara Region
Amnesty International A joint task force composed of Ethiopia’s federal army and Amhara regional security authorities must end the month-long arbitrary mass detention of
Ethiopia’s drone massacres demand that US and world pay attention
by Mesfin Tegenu The Hill It was 7 a.m. on a Friday morning when a Turkish-made drone controlled by government forces slammed into a
The Ethno-Fascist Movements in Ethiopia: An Existential Threat to the Amhara People
Mengistu Musie (Dr) Mmusie2@gmail.com October 17, 2024 The existential threats facing the Amhara people in Ethiopia can be understood through various historical, political, and
Amhara Massacre Coordinates: A Turning Point in Ethiopia’s War Crimes Investigation
By Zecharias Zelalem The camera sweeps across a horrific scene filled with blood, severed limbs, and lifeless bodies, while anguished voices offer comfort to
Ethiopia: Gross Human Rights Violations Require the UN Rights Council’s Urgent Attention
HRW Oral Statement – Item 4 General Debate – HRC57 Mr. President Human Rights Watch would like to highlight the situation in Ethiopia. The
Urgent Call: Ethiopia’s Human Rights Violations Demand UN Intervention
(The Habesha) – Throughout its history, Ethiopia has been led by figures often characterized as authoritarian and oppressive. The current government, under the leadership
Ethiopia: Mass arbitrary detentions in Amhara region deepen erosion of rule of law
Amnesty International — In light of the reports concerning the continued arbitrary detention of numerous individuals, including those from the academic sector, in significant
Historic Kazanchis Razed: A Look at Abiy Ahmed Ali’s Authoritarian Actions in Ethiopia
By Mandefro Abebaw The ongoing demolitions in Kazanchis have resulted in the displacement of thousands, highlighting the issue of government harassment in the area.
Ethiopia plagued by abductions ‘epidemic’
(AFP) – One day in August, Aynalem was on her way to university in the Amhara region of northern Ethiopia when armed men suddenly stopped