የሕወሓት መንግስት ፓይለቱ እንዲመለስለት ጠይቆ አልተሳካለትም።
የስዊዝ ጋዜጣ ሰለ ኮ ፓይለት ሃይለመድህን አበራ በኢትዮጵያኖች እንደ ጀግና ነው የሚቆጠርው በማለት ዘግቧል። አክሎም በተለያዩ አለም ላይ ያሉ ኢትዮዽያኖች በስዊዝ ኤንባሲ ሰላማዊ ሰልፍ በማድረግ ደብዳበ ፅፈው እያስገቡ ነው
ሰኞ እለት አሜሪካ የሚገኘው የስዊዝ ኤምባሲ ሰላማዊ ሰልፍ የወጡ ኢትዮጵያኖች ወረቀት አስገብተዋል ትላንት በጀርመንም በመጪው አርብ በስዊዝ ከተማ በርን ሰላማዊ ሰልፍም እንዳለ ገልፅዋል። ዝርዝሩን ያንብቡት ...
Aircraft hijackers for exiled Ethiopians a hero
The co-pilot, who last week kidnapped a plane, will be released. The request multiple exiled Ethiopians. He was a "hero of human rights," they argue.
The request multiple exiled Ethiopians. He was a "hero of human rights," they argue. In Geneva on Monday of the last week has landed an aircraft that had been kidnapped by his co-pilot, the 30-year Hailemedhin Abera Tegegn. It turned out that the Ethiopians wanted to apply for asylum in Switzerland because he felt threatened in his country. The man was arrested then. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison for hostage-taking. A group of exiled Ethiopians has therefore launched a number of protests in cities around the globe to secure the release of the hijacker. On Monday, the supporters of Free Hailemedhin Abera demonstrated in front of the Swiss Embassy in Washington, on Tuesday they went to Frankfurt on the road. Next Friday they will gather in front of the Federal Palace in Bern and demonstrate against the deportation. Because in their eyes Abera is a "hero of human rights", such as "Le Matin" writes. "Must be immediately released» On the specially bridged site Abera is referred to as a human rights activist. The authors write that the co-pilot would have had plenty of opportunities to emigrate to the West. For this he would have had to kidnap no plane. But him, the aim was to make people aware of the precarious situation in Ethiopia. Also Aberas sister announced shortly after the hijacking on Twitter that behind her brother's action would put more. He loved working at Ethiopian Airlines. Aberas afraid to be in his country in danger, according to the activist group is entirely justified. "He is a victim of the Ethiopian dictatorship and must be immediately released from prison." Currently Abera is based in Switzerland in custody. The criminal case against him was taken over by the Federal Prosecutor. Ethiopia may wish to apply for a delivery. http://www.20min.ch/schweiz/romandie/st ... d-20870140
http://ethiopianewsforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=73337
ሰኞ እለት አሜሪካ የሚገኘው የስዊዝ ኤምባሲ ሰላማዊ ሰልፍ የወጡ ኢትዮጵያኖች ወረቀት አስገብተዋል ትላንት በጀርመንም በመጪው አርብ በስዊዝ ከተማ በርን ሰላማዊ ሰልፍም እንዳለ ገልፅዋል። ዝርዝሩን ያንብቡት ...
Aircraft hijackers for exiled Ethiopians a hero
The co-pilot, who last week kidnapped a plane, will be released. The request multiple exiled Ethiopians. He was a "hero of human rights," they argue.
The request multiple exiled Ethiopians. He was a "hero of human rights," they argue. In Geneva on Monday of the last week has landed an aircraft that had been kidnapped by his co-pilot, the 30-year Hailemedhin Abera Tegegn. It turned out that the Ethiopians wanted to apply for asylum in Switzerland because he felt threatened in his country. The man was arrested then. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison for hostage-taking. A group of exiled Ethiopians has therefore launched a number of protests in cities around the globe to secure the release of the hijacker. On Monday, the supporters of Free Hailemedhin Abera demonstrated in front of the Swiss Embassy in Washington, on Tuesday they went to Frankfurt on the road. Next Friday they will gather in front of the Federal Palace in Bern and demonstrate against the deportation. Because in their eyes Abera is a "hero of human rights", such as "Le Matin" writes. "Must be immediately released» On the specially bridged site Abera is referred to as a human rights activist. The authors write that the co-pilot would have had plenty of opportunities to emigrate to the West. For this he would have had to kidnap no plane. But him, the aim was to make people aware of the precarious situation in Ethiopia. Also Aberas sister announced shortly after the hijacking on Twitter that behind her brother's action would put more. He loved working at Ethiopian Airlines. Aberas afraid to be in his country in danger, according to the activist group is entirely justified. "He is a victim of the Ethiopian dictatorship and must be immediately released from prison." Currently Abera is based in Switzerland in custody. The criminal case against him was taken over by the Federal Prosecutor. Ethiopia may wish to apply for a delivery. http://www.20min.ch/schweiz/romandie/st ... d-20870140
http://ethiopianewsforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=73337
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