Wedding party: 24 burnt to death by Fano. Read more...
Coalition of Oromo Advocacy and Human Rights Groups Press Release on the Killing of Battee Urgessa, 18 April 2024.
A Brutal and Undignified End to a Dignified Life. Click here to read more
Human rights abuses in Ethiopia, 2018-2024, submission to UN Universal Periodic Review
This document is a compilation of individual and joint submissions made by Oromia Support Group UK and Oromia Support Group Australia in April 2024. Click here to read more
OSG Report 65, 14 March 2024. Killings, ethnic cleansing and torture
Young Ahmed Qasim, from Sarsara village, Goro Adola district, East Guji, was tormented and tortured by this ENDF soldier before being killed.Click here to read more
Press Release 18 January 2024. Attacks on Oromo refugees in Somalia and Somaliland. Teenage girl killed.
Teenager Furdosa Jamal Aliyi was killed in Dhusmareb, central Somalia on 10 January 2024.
Report 64, 19 December 2023. Death, destitution and disease in Oromia
Eleven young men were taken from a church in Gidami district, Qellem Wallega, on 24 November and killed by government forces. Nine of their bodies were found in nearby forest three days later, with their bibles thrown on top of them. Read more
Report 63. War on Oromia: ENDF kills civilians to attack OLA; Fano kills civilians in ethnic cleansing.
Danga Xena was held with three others in Dembi Dollo on 4 September, killed by ENDF and his body thrown into the bush by 8 September. Executions are occurring across Oromia. Thousands are dying. Read more
Human Rights Violations in West Wallega – 5th report, May 2023
This young man was shot in the neck and left for dead in the forest. His only choice now is to join the Oromo Liberation Army or be killed by Command Post officials. Read more
Report 62, 24 April 2023. War on Oromia: Drone strikes, executions, killings and ethnic cleansing
Deaths have resulted from drone strikes on civilians in areas where OLA has support, executions by government security forces and killings by Amhara Region militia and Fano forces in acts of ethnic cleansing within and surrounding the Amhara Region. Read more
Press Release 7 March 2023. OLF leaders critically ill in unlawful detention.
At least seven top officials among dozens of imprisoned leaders of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) are critically ill. They have been held in abusive life-threatening conditions for over two years in defiance of more than six court orders for their release. Click here to read more.