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‘End Oromo Genocide’ TikTok Campaign
#EndOromoGenocide #OromoProtests #FREEOROMOPOLITICALPRISONERS #FreeOromia #Oromoyouth #humanrights #usa #Eu Mode details here on TikTok
Campaign Corruption Editorial Research ⏭
Oromia’s Endemic Corruption is Set to Impoverish the Already Poor Farmers
Although no official region-based corruption index for comparison exists, based on the general sentiments of public outcry, Oromia is one of the most corrupt regions of Ethiopia, if not at the top of the league table. From minor traffic offences that can be settled by offenders for mere 100 to Read more…
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Was Ermiyas Legesse, of Ethio 360 Media, Egging on Amhara Extremists to Harm Oromo Musician, Qamar Yusuf?
Background Ethio 360 Media is well known for their hate and disinformation propaganda regarding the politics and current affairs of Ethiopia. They are aligned with Amhara extremist groups, and they promote one-sided narratives, both with their daily “news” and “discussion”. The latter is presented by a permanent fixture of 3 Read more…
Campaign Oromia Genocide ⏭
#OromooDammaqqi Hashtag Campaign
The Oromo struggle for freedom is at the most critical crossroads and the stakes have never been so high. The 50+ years struggle has been getting a global attention it deserves only over the recent one year or so (at the UN Security Council, the AU, the EU, and the Read more…
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OSA: Responding to False Accusations
January 12, 2020 Dear Mr. Secretary General, I am writing this letter to you on behalf of the Oromo Studies Association (OSA) out of grave concern about the false accusations made against the Oromo youth – Qeeroo by Mr. Eskinder Negga and Professor Getachew Haile. OSA is an independent international Read more…
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Participating in a ‘Meddemer’ Principle or Perpetrating a Reign of Terror in Oromia?
By Imiru Itana 16 Dec 2019 It is well known that the Oromo were practising the Gadaa democracy in their land Oromia before falling into the hands of Emperor Menelik II in the second half of the 19th Century. Lack of communication due to the vast Oromo land and the Read more…