US Rights Report Lists Ethiopian Opposition Leader as Political Prisoner
Peter Heinlein | Addis Ababa:
The U.S. State Department's annual human rights reports says Ethiopia is holding several hundred political prisoners, including the leader of one of the country's largest opposition parties. Ethiopia has reacted strongly to past U.S. criticis...
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Press Release: SOCEPP-CAN
Solidarity Committee For Ethiopian Political Prisoners - Canada (SOCEPP Canada) unequivocally condemns the brutal sentencing of leaders and alleged members of the Ginbot (May) - 7 Movement!
December 24, 2009
On December 22, 2009, the TPLF/EPRDF regime handed 5 death an...
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USA & Vatican Accuse the Tribal Gangsters Ruling Ethiopia of Unequal Power Sharing
By Ethioguardian:
The United States of America today accused the Ethiopian government of favoring one ethnicity in appointing government positions. Mr. Douglas M. Griffiths, USA representative in the United Nations Human Rights Council, stated that: “Independent obs...
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Ethiopian in Washington Held A Successful Candlelight Vigil
New York, November 30, 2009: Ethiopian Americans held a candlelight vigil to observe the first anniversary of the former Judge- and the Unity for Democracy and Justice's Chairwomen Birtuakn Midekssa’s imprisonment, November 29, 2009, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, outside...
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Solidarity Committee For Ethiopian Political Prisoners
Solidarity Committee For Ethiopian Political Prisoners (SOCEPP) Canada conducted a very successful meeting in Ottawa , Canada on Nov 18, 2009. Seven Members of Canadian Parliament and a number of Canadian government and non government official attended the meeting.
Issu...
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Major Argaw Kabtamu of AEUP Resigned; AEUP Members Say Remove Hailu (Hailom) Shawel
Via email:
Major Argaw Kabtamu, one of the senior leaders of the All Ethiopian Unity Party (AEUP) , has resigned from the Hailom Shawel's sekt group protesting the fake election code agreement between Hailom Shawel and the tribal gang leader Meles Zenawi.
The resi...
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J’Accuse!
By Alemayehu G. Mariam:
“No alternative in the opposition,” they whispered anonymously. What a disgusting phrase to use in justifying support for a ruthless dictatorship? That is apparently the scuttlebutt on Embassy Row in Addis Abeba. Reuters’ Barry Malone ...
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Ethiopian Opposition To Boycott The Tigrai Bandits Game, the Sham Election
According to Jason McLure (Bloomberg), Medrek , an alliance of Ethiopian opposition parties may boycott elections scheduled for May 2010 unless the the Tigrai Bandits release imprisoned opposition leader Birtukan Mideksa and others they say are political prisoners.
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Medrek Presents 2010 Poll Manifesto
By Medrek:
ADDIS ABABA — A coalition of Ethiopian opposition parties on Saturday presented a common manifesto and said they will field joint candidates in next year's general elections.
The Forum for Democracy and Dialogue, an amalgam of eight parties, unveiled their...
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Movement of jah people
Ethiopian singer freed
The country’s Bob Marley can return to what he does best, at a price
IT WAS a euphoric week for younger Ethiopians. The country’s great long-distance runner, Kenenisa Bekele, ran down an Eritrean rival to win gold in the world athletics cham...
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Remembering Ethiopian Political Prisoners
Remembering Ethiopian Political Prisoners
By Alemayehu G. Mariam
The Actions of Our Enemies, the Silence and Indifference of Our Friends
“In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends,” said Dr. Mart...
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African Auschwitz is on the Making in Ethiopia: The War Criminals from Tigrai Are Responsible
By M Hailae:
After almost three years of unfair trial, appointments, extended abuse, and mental torture, the Woyane kangaroo court, controlled by the thugs from Tigrai, on May 9, 2009, sentenced some 55 Ethiopians on fabricated charges to various years of imprisonment, ...
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With a Friend Like This
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Ethiopia was supposed to help America in the war on terror. But it’s only made matters worse.
By Jonathan Tepperman | NEWSWEEK
Published Apr 11, 2009
Few people outside Ethiopia have ever heard of Birtukan Mideksa. And that’s just how the government w...
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Birtu-Can! Yes, We Can!
By Alemayhu G/mariam:
Free Birtukan and All Political Prisoners in Ethiopia!
On March 2, 2009, Ethiopians and friends of Ethiopia throughout the world will be taking to the streets to protest human rights violations by the ruling regime, and to demand the release of al...
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