Why Ethiopians and the International Community Should Support the Fano Movement?
By Dr. Meseret Tessema Fano’s Just Cause for Armed Resistance The Fano movement in Ethiopia is a response to significant injustices and systemic abuses
What Do Ethiopia and Vietnam Have in Common? An essay on humanist social and economic development
Aklog Birara (Dr) ‘Significant human rights issues included credible reports of: arbitrary or unlawful killings, including extrajudicial killings; enforced disappearance; torture or cruel, inhuman,
Fano’s Influence on Ethiopia’s Political Crisis: A Comprehensive Analysis
BY AGENAGN KEBEDE The term “Fano” has gained recognition in the military conflict in Ethiopia. In the midst of the 1930s, during Italy’s invasion
Ethiopia’s divisive ethnic politics are causing the disintegration of national unity
by Hussien Adal Mohammed (PhD) and AklogBirara (PhD) Ethiopia is currently facing two significant challenges that are impeding its stability and progress: the
The Growing Humanitarian Crisis in Ethiopia: Why Urgent Action is Needed
Ethiopia is currently experiencing one of its most severe humanitarian crises in recent memory, with millions of lives in jeopardy due to widespread hunger,
Abiy Ahmed Ethnic Politics and Warmongering: How Controversy Divides Ethiopia
The Habesha News Desk August 5, 2025 Abiy Ahmed’s leadership in Ethiopia has been marked by a complex interplay of reform and conflict. Emerging as a Nobel Peace Prize laureate
Ethiopia’s Battle: Transitioning from Unity to Violence
Ethiopia must abolish state terrorism and establish law and order. Mariam Senbet May 4, 2024 In the midst of Ethiopia’s rich history, a disturbing
Part II: Remembering the Ethiopian Student Movement: Personal Testimonials from Survivors
Paulos Milkias, Paulos Milkias, an active participant in the student demonstration supporting the abortive coup d’état staged by Mengistu and Germame Neway in 1960,
Amhara People: The Forgotten Victims of Human Rights Abuses in Ethiopia
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Silenced Suffering of Amharas [Ethiopia’s Forgotten Civil War]
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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
Ethnic conflicts in Ethiopia: Navigating the Threat of Disintegration Like Yugoslavia
By Abdiwahab Sheikh Abdisamad Ethiopia, located in the heart of the Horn of Africa, is once again on the verge of descending into chaos.
The Accountability Void: Ethiopia’s Social Media Crisis Under Abiy Ahmed’s Leadership
LJDemissie Author’s Note From the moment Prime Minister Abiy’s administration was established, I found myself resonating with his vision and mission, as articulated in
Part I: Testimonials about the Ethiopian Student Movement
Tesfatsion Medhanie Ph.D. and Paulos Milkias Ph.D. Introduction Assuming that the majority of our readers are Ethiopia’s Gen X and Millennials, the two of
Fano: A widespread public anger for the preservation of Amhara identity, fairness, and the unity of Ethiopia.
Introduction This paper is a continuation of my previous work Fano: A Living Saviour of The Amhara People And The Ethiopian Spirit – Analysis.