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    Oromo Human Rights Campaigner Seena Jimjimo Testifies at US Congress Hearing

    By Staff Editor Posted on2017-03-142025-01-21
    1 Comment

    Source: https://foreignaffairs.house.gov/hearing/subcommittee-hearing-democracy-threat-ethiopia/ To watch visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoE0ldEhM8I

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    'It's life and death': how the growth of Addis Ababa has sparked ethnic tensions

    By Staff Editor Posted on2017-03-142022-12-18

    Source: The Guardian Jason Burke in Addis Ababa Monday 13 March 2017 Addis Ababa had a plan – to expand, and lead newly prosperous Ethiopia into a brave new century. But after protests led to a violent and harrowing state crackdown, what happens next could reverberate across Africa. "Land is everything for the Oromo. It...

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  • Human Rights

    The matter of Oromo Liberation --II--Dhimma Bilisummaa Oromoo

    By Staff Editor Posted on2017-02-262022-12-18
    1 Comment

    By Ibsaa Guutama February 2017 The matter of Oromo Liberation Seriousness of the Oromo in demanding for their independence has started to be felt by all that have interest in and hatred for independent Oromia. As a result, scared internal and external forces are rushing to extinguish the fire of freedom. For them independent Oromia...

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  • Community | Human Rights

    Oromia’s moment of truth: The Greatest Oromo generation and the Oromia Flag

    By Staff Editor Posted on2017-02-042022-12-18
    1 Comment

    By Leenjiso Horo, February 2017 Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it. —Frantz Fanon The Greatest Oromo Generation of 1960s The great Oromo generation of 1960s chose to fulfil its mission. Its mission has been and still is the liberation of Oromia. It rejected any political line...

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  • Human Rights

    The Tigrayan fascist regime’s genocidal war against the Oromo people

    By Staff Editor Posted on2017-01-032022-12-18
    1 Comment

    By Leenjiso Horo, January 2017 The Tigrayan fascist regime has undertaken open and hidden total genocidal war against the Oromo men, women, and children. It has been carrying out systematic, methodical, pre-planned, and centrally-organized genocidal mass massacre against the Oromo men, women and children. Our people have been and are facing the cruelest and barbarous...

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  • Community

    A PROPOSAL ON THE CONSOLIDATION OF OROMO SUPPORT

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-12-292022-12-18
    1 Comment

    A PROPOSAL ON THE CONSOLIDATION OF OROMO SUPPORT By: Koree Tokkummaa 29 December 2016 Over three months ago, a lady came up with an initiative on "#Oromo Protests Support Group" to go beyond mere exchange of information and urged the participants to organize a teleconference for a deliberation on what concrete measures need to be...

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    Ethnic tensions could see Ethiopia descending into civil war: State of emergency restores calm but fissures remain in fragile federation

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-12-092022-12-18
    1 Comment

    Source: The Irish Times http://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/africa/ethnic-tensions-could-see-ethiopia-descending-into-civil-war-1.2898411 James Jeffrey in Addis Ababa No longer are bands of young men marauding on the outskirts of the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, trying to set fire to foreign-owned factories. Nearly two months into Ethiopia's six-month state of emergency, it appears to be having the desired effect: protests rocking its two...

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  • News

    OLF announces the election of Galasa Dilbo as its leader

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-12-082022-12-18
    1 Comment

    OLF announces the election of Galasa Dilbo as Chairman and Mulugeta Mosisa as Deputy Chairman Source: www.oromoliberationfront.net Read the whole statement below. 06.12.2016 At this critical juncture the Oromo people are facing ethnic cleansing and genocide. By declaring state of emergency, the Tigrayan People's Liberation Front (TPLF) regime has authorized full-scale state terrorism, arbitrary mass...

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  • Community

    The campaign to establish Transitional Government of Ethiopia as a sham scheme

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-11-072022-12-18
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    By Leenjiso Horo October 2016 Today, there is a campaign by the ODF, OFC, Blue Party, Medred, Vision-Ethiopia and other organizations for the formation of “transitional government” of Ethiopia that includes the fascist TPLF. This “transitional government” is a coalition of Amhara nafxanyas, Oromo neo-gobanas, Tigrayan fascists, and other self-interested, power hungry, anti-liberation renegade forces...

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  • Human Rights

    OSA: Expression of Strong Opposition to the Candidacy of Dr. Tedros Adhanom, Ethiopian Foreign Minister, to Lead the World Health Organization

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-11-072022-12-18
    1 Comment

    October 30, 2016 Dr. Margaret Chan Executive Director, Office of the Director General, World Health Organization (WHO) From: Oromo Studies Association (OSA) Re: Expression of Strong Opposition to the Candidacy of Dr. Tedros Adhanom, Ethiopian Foreign Minister, to Lead the World Health Organization Dear Dr. Chan, On behalf of the Oromo Studies Association[1] Board of...

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  • Human Rights

    Legal Analysis of Ethiopia’s State of Emergency

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-11-012022-12-18
    2 Comments

    HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH Source: https://www.hrw.org/news/2016/10/30/legal-analysis-ethiopias-state-emergency OCTOBER 30, 2016 11:00PM EDT Summary On October 9, 2016, the Ethiopian government announced a country-wide six-month state of emergency. This followed a year of widespread protests against government policies that state security forces violently suppressed, killing hundreds of people and detaining tens of thousands. [1] Protesters also committed a...

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  • Human Rights

    That Fateful Day, October 18, 1986||Guyyaattii Bala’amtuu Sana, Onkololessa 18, 1986

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-10-152026-04-12
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    By Ibsaa Guutama October 2016 Source:http://www.gubirmans.com/Guyyaattii%20Bala%E2%80%99amtuu%20Sana.html It was Birraa season in Oromia. It all happened in Maa'ikalaawii (Central) Investigation center in Northern Finfinnee. One morning hour, some prisoners were busting in the morning sunshine behind a building where prisoners meet their relative by appointment. The north side of the building had window like openings, where...

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  • Human Rights

    Joint OLF and ULFO Statement on Ethiopian Regime's Mass Murder at the Ireechaa Festival 2016

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-10-042022-12-18

    Press Release October 2, 2016 www.oromoliberationfront.net www.ulfo.org

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    What We Had, What was Taken from Us, What We Will Reclaim: The Oromo Irreecha Festival Revisited and Reinterpreted

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-10-022022-12-18
    1 Comment

    By Professor Mekuria Bulcha Introduction Once again the Oromo are preparing for the celebrations of the Irreecha festival at Lake Arsadee in Bishoftu city 50 km south of Finfinnee (Addis Ababa) in central Oromia. This time the annual national rendezvous takes place on October 1, 2016. Although it is the Oromo equivalent of Thanksgiving,[1] and...

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  • Article | Opinion | Politics | ⏭

    An Independent Oromia is Inevitable

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-09-102025-02-28
    26 Comments

    By Gumaa Guddaa This article was first published on Oromo Affairs blog site on September 10, 2010 and now republished on Oromia Today to honour the Oromo revolutionaries martyred for the liberation of Oromia since the November 2015 uprise. Introduction Oromia was forcefully annexed by a neighboring country called Abyssinia at the end of the...

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  • News

    Ethiopia fire kills 23 at prison 'holding Oromo protesters'

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-09-072022-12-18
    1 Comment

    BBC NEWS At least 23 inmates have died after a fire at an Ethiopian prison where anti-government protesters are reportedly being held, the government has said. Source:http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-37274883 A government statement says 21 died of suffocation after a stampede while two others were killed as they tried to escape. Some local media have disputed the account,...

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