BRIGHT FUTURE FOR ETHIOPIANS !!!

BRIGHT FUTURE FOR ETHIOPIANS !!!

Wednesday, 29 June 2016

የወያኔ ስርአት ዋነኛ የጀርባ አጥነት የብሔራዊ መረጃ በዘረፋና በሽሽት ተጠምዷል

የልዑል ዓለሜ ዘገባ
እራሱን የትግራይ ነጻ አዉጪ ቡድን እያለ የሚጠራዉ የወያኔ ስርአት ዋነኛ የጀርባ አጥነት የብሔራዊ መረጃ በዘረፋና በሽሽት ተጠምዷል።
በሰሞኑ ይኸው የብሔራዊ መረጃ 9 ሚሊዮን ዶላር ወጪ በማድረግ በአለም ዙሪያ የሚገኙ የህወሃት የመረጃ ክንፍ ቀድሞ የሰየማቸዉንና በስለላ ስራ ላይ ተሰማርተዉ የነበሩ የሌላ ብሔር አባላቶችን በሙሉ መልሶ ወደ ሐገር ቤት በማስገባት በምትካቸዉ ከ 242 የሚጠጉ የአንድ ብሔር ብቻ ተወላጅ የሆኑ የመረጃ ሰራተኞችን እየተካ ይገኛል።

Monday, 6 June 2016

Ethiopian journalist: 'I was jailed and tortured' Date 12.05.2016

He is one of Ethiopia’s most critical journalists. Muluken Tesfaw is in Europe and too scared to return. He doesn’t want to share his location, but talked to DW about press freedom declining dramatically in his country.

Muluken Tesfaw – Chefredakteur von „Yekelem Qend“
According to a report by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), released late last year, the number of journalists imprisoned in Iran, Vietnam, and Ethiopia increased in 2015. The report said that in all three countries a climate of fear for the media persists, with many of those released continuing to face legal charges or harsh restrictions, including forced exile.

Sunday, 29 May 2016

A Race to the Bottom: Is Proud Ethiopia at Risk?

By Aklog Birara (PhD)
May 29, 2016

Regardless of our political, religious and ethnic differences and the formidable odds Ethiopia continues to face, most ordinary Ethiopians agree Ethiopia has a remarkable and long history as a free and independent multiethnic and multi-religious nation. Although we claim and believe in this fundamental principle, we are so afraid, timid, fractured and reluctant to express Ethiopia’s inviolability in the strongest terms possible that we are setting the country for Balkanization. For instances, those who believe in one Ethiopia, one country, one diverse but unified population in which---as a matter of right and not privilege--each person is endowed with the legal right to live anywhere safely, express, voice, participate in the socioeconomic and political regardless of tribe, religion and location have failed to collaborate and speak with one voice. It is not uncommon these days for political elites and intellectuals to speak with two voices depending on their audiences. As a result, the voices of tribalism and secession dominate the political scene. This suits the ruling party.

Friday, 27 May 2016

25 years that were never lived ያልተኖረበት 25ኛ ዓመት!

                                                                       


                                                                                                                               ግንቦት 19 2008 ዓ.ም
                               
                                                                                 


                                                                                                                                ከአምሳለ ዓለሙ

ዘረኛው ወያኔ ኢትዮጵያንና ኢትዮጵያዊነትን ለማጥፋት አልሞ የተንቀሳቀሰው ገና እንደ ድርጅት ሳይዋቀር ሳይቀፈቀፍ በዕንቁላልነቱ እያለ ነበር። የማንን ዓላማ የማንን ምኞት ለማስፈጸም ነው የሚለው ጥያቄ የሃገሩን ታሪክ በገረፍ ገረፍ ለሚያውቀው እንኳ የተሰወረ አይደለም። ወያኔነት ፀረ አገር፣ ፀረ ሕዝብ፣ ፀረ ታሪክ፣ ፀረ ሃይማኖት፣ ፀረ ሁሉም ጥሩ፣ ደግ ነገር ሲሆን፤ የመጨረሻ ደረጃው (ለመከሰቱ ምንም ጥርጣሬ የማይኖረን) ደግሞ በአሰቃቂ ሁኔታ ይህ ከይሲ ቡድን ሊጠፋ፣ እንደ ጉም ሊበን፣ እንደ አዋራ ሊበተን ጉዞው መጀመሩ ነው። ግንቦት 19 ብለን ወደ 21 እንዳንዘልና ግንቦት 20ን ወደ ቀን መቁጠሪያው ለመመለስ ከመቼውም በበለጠ አንድ ሆነን ኃይላችንን አስተባብረን ፀረ ወያኔ ትግላችን መፋፋም አለበት።

ገና ከጅምሩ የተባበረ ክንድ ድል የመንሳቱ እውነት ያሳሰበው ወያኔ በ-የአውቅልሃለሁ ብሂል ሽፋን ሁሉም ብሄር የራሱን ከፈሎ ከጣራ በታች እንዳለ አምፑል ለራሱ ቤት ብቻ እንዲጠቅምና እርሱነቱ እንዲገደብ፣ ተከልሎ እንዲኖርና የእኔ የበላይነት ስሜትን በማጫር የህብረትን ዓላማ አዳክሞ አመለካከትን ልምሾ የማድረግ ስልቱ ጥቂት የጠቀመው ቢመስልም፤ የሰፊው ሕዝብ የእርሱነቱ መለያ፣ የመኖሩ ዋስትና፣ ማንነቱ ያዋሐደው እርሱነት አለውና ልክ የአንድን ሰው አካል በየክፍሉ ገነጣጥሎና ለይቶ በሕይወት ኑር የማለት ያህል አዳጋች ሆኖበታል።

Wednesday, 24 June 2015

OPPOSITION LEADERS MURDERED BY THE REGIME

ON June 15/2015, one of the founders of the legal opposition group, Semayawi Party , Samuel Awoke, was beaten to death near his home in the (Gojjam) town of Debre Markos. He was a candidate of an MP post in the last election. Samuel had been beaten and jailed before. His killers, suspected to be agents of the regime, have not been apprehended.

Ethiopia: Investigate suspicious murders and human rights violations

The late Tadesse Abraha

The suspicious murder of opposition leaders and wide-spread human rights 
violations against opposition party members over the past few weeks raises questions about Ethiopia’s elections, said Amnesty International as the parliamentary poll results were announced yesterday.
The organization has also expressed concerns about the failure of the Africa Union Elections Observer Mission (AUEOM) and the National Elections Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) to properly monitor and report on allegations of wide-spread abuses before, during and after the election.

The late Samuel Awoke
“Amnesty International has received a number of reports concerning the deaths of political opposition figures in suspicious circumstances, as well as of a pattern of human rights violations against political opposition parties throughout the election period. These reports must be investigated and perpetrators brought to justice,” said Michelle Kagari, Amnesty International’s Deputy Regional Director for Eastern, Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes.
“It is unacceptable that these violations barely warranted a mention in reports released by official observers, including the Africa Union Elections Observer Mission and the National Elections Board of Ethiopia.”