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    Ethiopian Forces Kill ‘Up to 100’ Protesters: Governments Should Press Ethiopia to Allow an International Investigation

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-08-142022-12-18

    Source: Human Rights Watch https://www.hrw.org/news/2016/08/13/ethiopian-forces-kill-100-protesters By Felix HorneResearcher, Horn of Africa As anti-government protests spread across Ethiopia's Amhara and Oromia regions last weekend, state security forces once again used lethal force to break them up – killing as many as 100 unarmed protesters. More than 500 demonstrators are now estimated to have been killed by...

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    'A Generation Is Protesting’ in Ethiopia, Long a U.S. Ally

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-08-132022-12-18
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    Source: The New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/13/world/africa/ethiopia-protests.html?ref=africa&_r=0 By Jeffery Gettleman AUG. 12, 2016 Is Ethiopia about to crack? For the last decade, it has been one of Africa's most stable nations, a solid Western ally with a fast-growing economy. But in recent months, antigovernment protests have convulsed the country, spreading into more and more areas. In...

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    UN demands Ethiopia admit observers amid reports dozens killed in protests

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-08-122022-12-18
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    Source: The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/aug/11/un-ethiopia-observers-reports-dozens-dead-protests UN high commissioner for human rights says reports from two regions were ‘extremely alarming' with allegations of abuses by security forces The United Nations has urged Ethiopia to allow international observers in to parts of the country hit by deadly weekend clashes between security forces and protesters. At least 49 people...

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    Oromo protests: Why US must stop enabling Ethiopia

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-08-102022-12-18
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    Source: CNN Awol K. Allo, Special to CNNUpdated 1835 GMT (0235 HKT) August 9, 2016 http://edition.cnn.com/2016/08/09/africa/ethiopia-oromo-protest/index.html Dr Awol K. Allo is LSE Fellow in Human Rights at the Centre for the Study of Human Rights. He writes on the issues behind several months of protests by Ethiopia's largest ethnic group, the Oromos. Around 100 people...

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    Dozens killed as police use excessive force against peaceful protesters in Ethiopia

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-08-092022-12-18
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    Source: Amnesty International PREESS RELEASE AUGUST 8, 2016 At least 97 people were killed and hundreds more injured when Ethiopian security forces fired live bullets at peaceful protesters across Oromia region over the weekend, according to credible sources who spoke to Amnesty International. Thousands of protesters turned out in Oromia and Amhara calling for political...

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    Peaceful protests in Oromia and Ethiopia: Can you spot the difference?

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-08-062022-12-18
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    Source: https://www.oromoliberationfront.net (OLF) By: Falmata Biya The Ethiopian empire remains split between the north and south - the northerners are citizens and the southerners are colonial subjects. The above two recent photos clearly demonstrate the bitter reality of Ethiopia – an empire that has been built on naked racism. The Tigre-Amhara coalition never accepted the...

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    THE OLF MOURNS THE PASSING OF TARFA DIBABA

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-08-052025-01-21
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    Source: www.oromoliberationfront.net (OLF) For Immediate Release 29 July 2016 It is with the deepest sorrow that the OLF announces the passing of Tarfa Dibaba on 29th July 2016 at the age of 76. Tarfa Dibaba was one of the founders and a senior member of OLF leadership. He was one of the early educated few...

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    The passing of great Oromo nationalist Tarfa Dibaba

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-08-022022-12-18
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    We just heard a sad and heartbreaking news. It is the pass away of a great political tower in the Oromo national liberation struggle, Comrade Tarfa Dibaba. Comrade Tarfa Dibaba was a nationalist who introduced with his comrades the Oromo national liberation struggle for independence. He was a member of the great Oromo generation of...

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    Ethiopia and Eritrea in Tigray Tigrinys’ context

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-07-202022-12-18
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    By: Ibsaa Guutama July 2016 The continued colonial status of Oromia cannot be understood without understand the nature of the colonizer, the Abyssinian state. The power struggle within that state has lived not only creating tension to the Habashaa but also affecting the peaceful life of its neighbors in one way or other, more so...

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    Ethiopia: Protest Crackdown Killed Hundreds: Free Wrongly Held Detainees, Independent Inquiry Needed. By Human Rights Watch 15 June 2016

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-07-142022-12-18

    “Such a Brutal Crackdown” Killings and Arrests in Response to Ethiopia's Oromo Protests download whole document: https://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/report_pdf/ethiopia0616web.pdf

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    A Historic Mass Uprising in Oromia

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-07-142022-12-18
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    By: Itana Gammada The only viable choice for nations or peoples under colonial occupation is to set forth their goals, become organized and united in their stated objectives, and fight for their freedom, independence, justice, and dignity. Because of infringements of colonialism and imperialism on the way of life of indigenous peoples, never in human...

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  • OLF is Oromo, Oromo is OLF
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    OLF is Oromo, Oromo is OLF

    By mosis Posted on2016-06-07
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    Oromo liberation movement originated from pain oppression caused to Oromo society. At a period when poverty, illiteracy, ignorance and physical and psychological abuse reached an intolerable level in Oromia social movements to ameliorate them started to show up and political grievances started to simmer. Among the social movements the greatest was Maccaa and Tuulamaa Self...

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    From a Student Movement to a National Revolution—A Struggle with an Independent Oromo State Insight

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-05-07
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    by Prof Mekuria Bulcha Editorial note: The first version of this article was presented at the Oromo Studies Association (OSA) 2016 Mid-Year Conference, London School of Economics on April 2 – 3, 2016. This version was prepared for Oromia Today website on request. Introduction The Oromo and the other peoples in the southern part of...

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    “Let No External Pressure Force You to Back from Fulfilling Your Responsibilities to Your People”

    By Staff Editor Posted on2016-04-24
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    by Prof Mekuria Bulcha Introduction "Dhibbaa kara kamiyyuu isinitti dhufuun dirqamtani of duuba hin jedhina; waan saba keenyaf hin baasaa, bu'as qaba jettan hojjedha." "Let no external pressure force you to back from fulfilling your responsibilities to your people; do what you believe will serve the interest of our nation." Yishaaq to Galaasaa Dilboo, Secretary...

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    Who are the Rulers of Ethiopian Empire?

    By mosis Posted on2016-04-212025-01-16
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    When we talk of governance in Ethiopia we may not get a clear picture unless we separate the rulers and the ruled. The ruled are hardworking God fearing Africans. Though they were the ones that safeguarded rulers' pleasure with their sweat and blood; developed literature, arts and crafts that history never forgets they had never...

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  • Opinion

    The need for Oromo nationalists' unity to end Tigrayan genocide of Oromo people

    By Falma Posted on2016-04-202025-01-16
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    By Leenjiso Horo The Oromo people have united more than ever before from width and breath of Oromia to end the colonial occupation in order to restore their full national sovereignty and independence. In unity, they have raised their flag over Oromia. This is done with so much sacrifice in the lives of their youths,...

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