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Ethiopia: Opposition Figures Held Without Charge - Vimarsana News

Ethiopia: Opposition Figures Held Without Charge

Ethiopian authorities have been detaining dozens of opposition members and journalists for prolonged periods and often without charge since late June 2020, raising serious rights concerns.

Source: hrw.org
Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes in Ethiopia: TPLF and OLF - Part II - ZeHabesha Ethiopian News | Latest News for All - Vimarsana News

Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes in Ethiopia: TPLF and OLF - Part II - ZeHabesha Ethiopian News | Latest News for All

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TPLF: A Prisoner of its Own Device - Vimarsana News

TPLF: A Prisoner of its Own Device

TPLF: A Prisoner of its Own Device | “There is no such thing as a cakewalk in war, but if there ever was one, the capture of Mekelle would be it.” – Prof. Al Mariam After a 27-year rule of oppression, corruption, invasion, and human rights violations, the time has come for the TPLF old guards to bite the bullet and face justice. BY SENNAY ZEMEN When the reformist forces led by Dr. Abiy Ahmed took the helm of political power after chucking the TPLF out of its high handed rule and trampling their feet on the heads of their enemy, they set to introduce a number of political, economic and ...

Four aid workers killed last month amid Ethiopia conflict - Vimarsana News

Four aid workers killed last month amid Ethiopia conflict

Four aid workers killed last month amid Ethiopia conflict Haley Victory Smith © Provided by Washington Examiner Four aid workers have been killed in Ethiopia during a conflict in the African nation's Tigray region. One staff member for the International Rescue Committee and three for the Danish Refugee Council were killed last month, the agencies confirmed in separate statements this week. Details about the deaths, including when they took place, are still unclear. Internet and phone communications have been cut off in the region by the Ethiopian government for much of the ...

Source: msn.com