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Five Journalists Arrested in Ethiopia

30/6/2016

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Early last week, on Monday, June 22, five journalists were invited to a press conference under false pretenses and arrested by authorities in the small town of Wajale, Ethiopia, which is located near the Somali border. Soon after, four of the five journalists were released while one, Muktar Nuh with the Horn Cable TV (HCTV), remains in jail. HCTV was also taken off the air and made to stop broadcasting. This event, that raises questions about human rights in Ethiopia, comes at a time when the country is trying to highlight the positive economic effects of its reconstruction.
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Kidnapped Brit Enters 3rd Year on Ethiopia’s Death Row

30/6/2016

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A British father of three who was kidnapped and rendered to Ethiopia will this week enter his third year of illegal detention in the country, where he is held under sentence of death.
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Dispatches: Ethiopia Ascends to UN Security Council Despite Dismal Rights Record

29/6/2016

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Ethiopia has a horrendous human rights record – but that didn’t stop its election this week to the United Nations Security Council as a non-permanent member. It’s worth noting too that Ethiopia – implicated in the deaths of hundreds of peaceful protesters in recent months – is also a member of the UN Human Rights Council.....Read More

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Ethiopia: it is time to stop the reign of terror of the Liyu Police

29/6/2016

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A U.S. financed para-military force known as the Liyu police are terrorizing the civilian population in the eastern Ethiopian Somali region without impunity. Three weeks ago, out of the gaze of the international media, the Liyu (Amharic for “First”) police slaughtered more than 40 villagers including women and children in Jama Dubad, a remote hamlet in the eastern Ethiopian Somali region, according to Somali news websites. The Liyu police were retaliating, after a group of armed men attacked customs police for confiscating a vehicle transporting Khat(a leafy  plant, which acts as stimulant when chewed), belonging to a local dealer, for failing to pay taxes.....Read More
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Ogaden: Ethiopia’s Hidden Shame

25/6/2016

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Ethiopia is regularly cited as an African success story by donor nations; the economy is growing they cry, more children are attending school and health care is improving. Well GDP figures and millennium development statistics reveal only a tiny fraction of the corrupt and violent picture....Read More
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Why the skirmishes between Ethiopia and Eritrea won’t spiral into full-scale war

23/6/2016

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International attention has once again been drawn to the fraught relationship between Ethiopia and Eritrea, with both sides admitting that the recent flare-up of armed conflict on their shared border resulted in “significant casualties”.
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The ‘Ethiopia rising’ narrative and the Oromo protests

22/6/2016

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Awol K. Allo is a Fellow in Human Rights at the London School of Economics and Political Science.So much for the “Ethiopia rising” meme which Ethiopian authorities ostentatiously promote to camouflage the repressive nature of the state.
A new report published by Human Rights Watch on the Oromo protests depicts a disturbing picture of a government that thrives on systematic repression and official violence.....Read More
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The 'Ethiopia rising' narrative and the Oromo protests

21/6/2016

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Oromos have been the victims of indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks in the hands of security forces.Read More
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"Over 400" Killed in Ethiopia Protest Crackdown. HRW

19/6/2016

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More than 400 killed  have been killed since November... Read More
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Human Rights Watch says more than 400 killed in Ethiopia protests

19/6/2016

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Ethiopian security forces killed more than 400 people in their bid to quell protests that wracked the Horn of Africa country's vast Oromiya province since November, Human Rights Watch said on Thursday.
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