Soretti Kadir

Soretti Kadir is a storyteller, facilitator, and activist.

Ethiopia’s contradictory position on violence

The Ethiopian state has made it abundantly clear that it has no intention of ending the use of violence.

We can’t afford to lose Irreechaa

"I hope that in reading this, you will feel the urgency to protect Irreechaa, an irreplaceable cultural symbol for the Oromo nation."

Jaal Kamaal Heebboon Qabsoo keesatti wareegame

"Soba liqimsitanii, madaa durii keessan dhiigsitanii diina keessan hin gammachiisiinaa."

Oromia’s Prison Walls Speak

I don’t think that even in the time of Menelik, we have experienced such humiliation.

Liberation by any means necessary: in defense of the Oromo’s right to an armed struggle.

The armed movement of the Oromo has never fully subsided because the colonial nature of Ethiopia, albeit glimpses that the empire might transform into a democracy, has endured.

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Soretti Kadir

Ethiopia’s contradictory position on violence

We can’t afford to lose Irreechaa

Jaal Kamaal Heebboon Qabsoo keesatti wareegame

Oromia’s Prison Walls Speak

Liberation by any means necessary: in defense of the Oromo’s right to an armed struggle.

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