June 11, 2007

Picture – Ethiopia’s democratically elected parliamentarians, leaders of the opposition party Kinijit. In a politically motivated trial, the dictatorial government of Ethiopia convicted these elected opposition leaders, Monday, June 11, 2007. The trial has been widely condemned by international human rights groups as an attempt to silence Ethiopian government critics.)

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Picture – Ethiopia’s democratically elected parliamentarians, leaders of the opposition party Kinijit

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