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Ethiopia: Ethnically motivated attack leaves scores dead in Amhara

Fano militants raided Yikawo, a village inhabited by the Agew minority ethnic group in West Gonder zone of Amhara region.

Ethiopian government forces and Fano Militia killed over 5,775 civilians in Oromia since 2018, Rights Group

Oromia Support Group's (OSG) 66th report says Ethiopian government forces and Fano Militia killed over 5,775 civilians in Oromia since 2018.

Oromo scholars reject PM Abiy’s speech in Naqamte

Oromos for Justice, Security and Truth (O-JUST) rejects Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s claim that "The Oromo people have been liberated."

Ethiopian Evangelical Church says “armed men” killed members of congregation while in worship

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In a statement issued this morning, the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus, Central Synod, said “armed men” opened fire at the congregation of Mula’tu Gela church in Sorga, Nekemte city, on Sunday, November 6, 2022, killing fifteen individuals.

The statement said the armed men were Amharic-speaking and provided the names of the congregants killed.

The Ethiopian Evangelical Church
The Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus statement.

Earlier on the same day, the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) had taken control of Naqamte city and freed 120 dissidents from Kumsa Moroda palace which had been turned into a prison ever since Abiy Ahmed came to power in 2018. OLA withdrew its forces from the city in the afternoon.

After signing a peace deal with Tigray forces, the Ethiopian government has intensified its war in Oromia with daily reports of drone strikes claiming the lives of innocent civilians in West Shewa and Wallaga.

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Ethiopian government forces and Fano Militia killed over 5,775 civilians in Oromia since 2018, Rights Group

Oromia Support Group's (OSG) 66th report says Ethiopian government forces and Fano Militia killed over 5,775 civilians in Oromia since 2018.

Oromo scholars reject PM Abiy’s speech in Naqamte

Oromos for Justice, Security and Truth (O-JUST) rejects Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s claim that "The Oromo people have been liberated."

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