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
The genocide against the Amhara people is a topic that remains largely unaddressed and overlooked
By Dr. Caleb May 9, 2024 The Amhara People’s Unspoken Sorrow The recent wave of genocidal violence against the Amhara community carried out by
Government Forces in Southern Gondar Accused of Killing Civilians and Burning Homes
Government forces in southern Gondar have been reported to have killed civilians and burned down houses. According to eyewitnesses and local residents who spoke
Journalists and Media Professionals Imprisoned and Persecuted in Ethiopia
On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day on May 3rd, it is imperative to highlight the importance of preserving media freedom, ensuring the
The Press Freedom Paradox: Diverging Narratives in Ethiopia
By LJDemissie May 03, 2024 On the 3rd of May, the global community commemorated World Press Freedom Day, a day designated to emphasize the
Amhara People: The Forgotten Victims of Human Rights Abuses in Ethiopia
ECHR & INSTITUTIONS Ethiopia has witnessed a notable increase in human rights violations in the past few years, particularly due to conflicts in the
The Horrific Reality for Amara Prisoners at Awash Arba Military Camp
by Assefa Negash, M. D. 25th of April 2024 – Amsterdam, the Netherlands E-mail address: Debesso@gmail.com The Awash Arba military camp is located 214 kms south
The Unfolding Humanitarian Crisis in Ethiopia: G7’s Response
Washington Update – by Mesfin Mekonen April 22, 2024 A summary of significant news reports regarding Ethiopia is presented below. These reports illustrate a
Ethiopia’s Human Rights Practices in 2023 were documented in the Country Reports.
BUREAU OF DEMOCRACY, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND LABOR EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In November 2022, the government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front reached an agreement to
Alamata Crisis: How Abiy Ahmed and Alleged TPLF Conspiracy Led to 29,000 Displacements
Residents are said to have been displaced from their homes due to the renewed conflict in northern Ethiopia It has been reported that the
The Enigma of Abiy Ahmed’s Actions Against the Amhara
Sisay Mulu The suffering of the Amhara people has been overlooked and downplayed for over thirty years, with their pain being reduced to mere