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MP Angasa (Hangassa) Ibrahim blames government false flag operations

Testimonials from Amhara Residents of Qellem Wallaga

An Amhara member of the local Tole militia states the killers ‘were our own’

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MP claims government responsible

Illegal detention of migrants in Saudi Arabia: Video from inside Ulesha migrant detention centre, Riyadh, 7 August 2021. Most of the 356 in this large hall are Oromo. About 43,000 were set back to Ethiopia in July. 50-60,000 remain after 9-11 months in detention. Play in ‘Picture-in-picture’ mode to see English subtitles to the Oromo commentary.

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Oromo Advocacy and Human Rights Groups deplore US Government denial of continuing human rights abuses in Ethiopia

We, coalition of Oromo advocacy and human rights organizations based in the United States, Canada and Europe with knowledge, lived experiences, and expertise in Ethiopian affairs, have called for inclusive ceasefire negotiations and substantive inclusive dialogue in the presence of international neutral observers since August 18, 2021. Read more…

What Really Happened in the “Tole Massacre” in Western Ethiopia?

Oromo Coalition statement on US legislation. 24 May 2022

A Consensus Oromo Statement on the National Dialogue Commission, 21 January 2022

Oromo Advocacy and Human Rights Groups deplore US Government denial of continuing human rights abuses in Ethiopia

PRESS RELEASES

Hate Speech in Ethiopia, 7 March 2022

Karayyu Massacre Report, 14 January 2022

Oromo Coalition Recommendations for Ceasefire and Dialogue

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