Appeal to stand for kidnapped students by Oromo radicals in Ethiopia
Humanity in practice means to be a voice for the voiceless and to stand for the protection of life against the tyranny of evil
Today: August 3, 2025
Genocide in Amhara: Abiy Ahmed’s Army and the Tragedy Unfolding
Human Rights Watch July 3, 2024 Ensure the safety of medical workers and patients, and ensure that those responsible are held accountable. An interior
Fascist Abiy Ahmed’s Internet Shutdown in Amhara: Over 11 Months of Darkness
Abiy Ahmed, a dictator, imposed a blackout on the internet for over 11 months in the Amhara region, depriving its residents of access to
Amhara Exclusion in Horn of Africa Politics: Inside TPLF and OPP’s Grand Plan
The Attempt To Isolate Amharas from Horn of Africa Geopolitics[TPLF & OPP Grand Plan. The relationships between the TPLF, OLF, and the Prosperity
Abiy Ahmed’s Military Forces Rampage in Jiga City, Leaving 18 Dead in Amhara Region
The Habesha In the city of Jiga, situated in the West Gojam Zone within Ethiopia’s Amhara Region, it has been reported that government security
Meskerem Abera: Excuse and Clarity On My Previous Commentary
Kaliti Prison, Ethiopia The early 20th century was characterized by a shift in world politics towards the growing influence of non-state actors. Major non-state actors
Amhara Massacre: A Grim Reminder of Ethiopia’s Fragile Peace
Mariam Senbet Beneath the rich history of Ethiopia lies a disturbing trend of violence that has disrupted the tranquility of its ancient monasteries and
Ethiopia’s Human Rights Crisis: Abiy Ahmed’s Forces Responsible for 70% of Violations
The UN report highlighting the deteriorating human rights situation in Ethiopia is deeply concerning. It underscores the significant responsibility of government forces in perpetrating
Brokering Peace in Ethiopia: Challenges and Opportunities
An open letter to the international community and to the media From Meskerem Abera Ethiopia It is now 33 years since Ethiopia adopted and
Human Rights Violations in Saudi Arabia: The Continued Mass Killing of Ethiopians and Yemenis at the Border
According to the Mixed Migration Centre, Riyadh has been able to carry out its abusive actions without facing any consequences due to the lack
Unspoken Realities: Ethnicity in Conflict Resolution in Ethiopia and Rwanda
Madeline Moreno Abstract In the aftermath of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, Rwandan President Paul Kagame banned people from sharing their ethnic identity. While many
The Urgent Need for Action: Human Rights Watch Calls on the US Government to Prioritize Human Rights
To the UN, the US Government, Amnesty International, and Human Rights Watch: SOS! Distress Call! Amhara Genocide Emergency! The United Nations, The government of the United States of America, The European Union, The Government of the Federation of Russia,
Open Letter to the United Nations and its Member States: Prevent Further Genocide in Ethiopia
May 12, 2024 HE Mr. António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, The United Nations UN Office on Genocide Prevention and the Responsibility to
Tears of Wollega: The Grief of Ethiopia’s Wollega Region
HAYK, ETHIOPIA – MARCH 28: A woman and her family sit in courtyard outside of a converted living space housing IDP’s at the Children’s
Urgent Call to Action: Supporting the Amhara People in Crisis
JEFF PEARCE MAY 25, 2024 Photo by Jemal Countess from his Tears of Wollega website It is a rainy afternoon in Toronto, and I find myself