Unveiling Injustice: Ato Christian Tadele And Ato Yohannes Buayalew Fight Against Discrimination And Captivity"

In their legal complaint, Ato Christian Tadele and Ato Yohannes Buayalew alleged that they, along with several others, were compelled to stay overnight with Askren and subjected to derogatory remarks targeting their Amhara heritage. Furthermore, they characterized the ordeal as a form of captivity.’

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