Ethiopian.Defenders

democratic & prosperous ETH

[Ethiopian.Defenders @ETHDefenders]

All historical evidences clearly trace the significance role of Amharas in giving birth to AddisAbeba.
Now that oromo is on power & trying to change history doesn't diminish the role pioneer amharas play in giving AA the shape it has today
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#Ethiopia #Amhara #AddisAbeba #Shewa

[ASHEWEGOGO/ዋና መስሪያ ቤት @AmharaHQ]

Arsi Massacre, Ethiopia - 1,925 Massacred, 19 Churches Destroyed, 43,000 Amhara Orthodox Christian Displaced - From 7-Month-Old Baby to 80-Year-Old Elder

#EOTCUnderattack
#AmharaGenocide .@SecRubio @kajakallas @AsstSecStateAF @HumanEvents @alqdys13839 @MorningWire @EYakoby _

[Ethiopian.Defenders @ETHDefenders]

No one should call an ethnic group or a religion an enemy. We want individuals to tell what happened, follow the law, hold ppl responsible, keep Amhara individuals safe. Stop killing groups of people. Stop making people move. Stop harming them.

#RememberBedeno #JusticeForAmhara

[Ethiopian.Defenders @ETHDefenders]

The Ethiopian Oromo regime must stop harming Amhara Orthodox Christians in an organized way

For decades TPLF have harmed Amhara ppl, who're members of z Ethiopian Orthodox Church - this happens b/c ethnic& political stories describe them as ppl that controlled others in the past

[DNE Africa @africa_dne]

"Brutal and merciless massacres," the Ethiopian Orthodox Holy Synod said of October's killings in Arsi, Ethiopia. Now Endato: more than 50 killed according to local sources. No group has claimed the attack.

[Ethiopian.Defenders @ETHDefenders]

People should remember what happened in Bedeno in 1991 - They should also remember the individuals that died without doing anything wrong, the families that ppl forced to move & the communities that individuals destroyed

A government shouldn't use a constitution to leave ppl out

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

"Being ethnic Amhara is becoming a death sentence in some parts of the country."

Mass protests took place in Ethiopia's northern Amhara region denouncing civilian killings and criticising the govt’s inability to curb worsening ethnic violence https://t.co/gZgfXIeRt5

[Mereja TV @merejatv]

Addis Standard reported that survivors left Hayiq Jari camp after an October 29 drone strike that BBC Amharic and Addis Standard said killed 18 people. On Sunday, the open source account AfriMEOSINT posted what it said was the exact location of the camp.

https://t.co/BxTx6EtI82

[Kenya Axis @kenyaaxis]

#Amhara #Fano forces claim to have killed more than 100 #Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) soldiers during a nighttime attack on a military camp in Zebach Bahir, Metemma district, West Gondar.

The November 9 operation reportedly resulted in the capture of numerous federal troops, including an #ENDF captain.

[ኤልያስ @Eliasyemariam]

Abiy Ahmed’s Dangerous Ambition: Remaking Ethiopia in the Image of Oromummaa Supremacy!

Beza’s message deserves to be heard. Fellow Ethiopians and friends of Ethiopia, what is unfolding before our eyes is a profound assault on our shared national identity, our history, and the very foundations of a country built on the contributions of many peoples.

Under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia is increasingly being reshaped around an exclusionary political vision in which Oromummaa appears to take precedence over equal citizenship and the country's historic multiethnic identity. This is not simply a question of urban development or political reform. It raises deeply troubling questions about ethnic domination, systematic displacement, and the deliberate marginalization of communities that do not fit the regime's political vision.

Look at what is happening in Addis Ababa.

Under the banner of Corridor Development and urban modernization, historic neighborhoods, homes, businesses, and cultural landmarks are being demolished. Thousands of families have reportedly been displaced, often amid serious concerns about inadequate notice, insufficient compensation, and the destruction of their livelihoods.

Development should improve people's lives, not destroy them. Yet the scale and pattern of these demolitions have raised serious concerns about whether urban modernization is also being used to transform the demographic and cultural character of the capital, disproportionately affecting Amhara and other non-Oromo communities.

The situation is not confined to Addis Ababa. Across Oromia, including Sheger City and surrounding areas, reports of mass demolitions and forced evictions have raised further concerns about the displacement of Amhara and other communities from their homes and ancestral settlements.

But displacement is only one part of a much larger national crisis.

Across Oromia and other parts of Ethiopia, Amhara communities have faced repeated reports of targeted killings, massacres, abductions, forced displacement, and attacks attributed to armed groups, alongside grave allegations of abuses and complicity involving state security forces. Human rights organizations and advocacy groups have repeatedly raised concerns about the scale and severity of these atrocities.

Meanwhile, the devastating conflict in the Amhara region has brought further suffering: civilian deaths, mass displacement, destroyed livelihoods, separated families, widows, and orphaned children. These are not abstract political statistics. They are human lives and communities whose futures have been shattered.

When homes are demolished, communities are uprooted, civilians are killed, and entire populations are made to feel like outsiders in their own country, the consequences extend far beyond politics. They threaten the foundations of peaceful coexistence and national survival.

Let us be clear: Ethiopia belongs to all Ethiopians.

It does not belong to one ethnic group, one political movement, or one ideological project. Amhara, Oromo, Tigrayan, Gurage, Somali, Afar, Sidama, and every other community have an equal stake in the country's future.

No government has the right to turn ethnic identity into a hierarchy of citizenship. No development project should become an instrument of dispossession. And no political ambition should come at the expense of another community's dignity, security, history, and fundamental rights.

We must reject ethnic supremacy, collective punishment, forced displacement, and every form of political exclusion. Ethiopia needs equality before the law, accountability for atrocities, respect for property and human rights, and a political system that protects all citizens without discrimination.
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[Amhara War Updates | የአማራ ጦርነት ወቅታዊ መረጃ @AmharaWarUpdate]

⚡️Over 100 regime soldiers killed and numerous others captured, including an ENDF captain, in November 9th nighttime Fano offensive targeting a regime military encampment in Zebach-Bahir Town, Metemma Woreda (📍West Gonder Zone, Amhara Region, Ethiopia).

#Amhara_War_Updates

[jemal countess @JemalCountess]

So this is how the regime of Abiy Ahmed honors the 6th year anniversary of the Mai Kadra massacre….with another blood bath of ethnic Amharas. @SFRCdems @Joe__Bassey @AfricanHub_ @africaupdates @DavidHundeyin @OrthodoxyNews @Chriseldalewis @dom_lucre
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[Tibor Nagy @TiborPNagyJr]

Ongoing ethnic conflict in Ethiopia's Moyale, on border between Oromo and Somali states and Kenya, shows inherent defect in ethnic based state federalism. Border areas with mixed ethnicities invite friction when political power is based on ethnicity.
https://t.co/bHyzBJska8

[borkena @zborkena]

Mass Displacement Persists in Merti Woreda Following Security Breakdown in Arsi Zone.  Read more. 
https://t.co/CkqOmGF43g #Ethiopia #EthiopianNews #Arsi #OrthodoxChristians

[Kenya Axis @kenyaaxis]

#Amhara #Fano forces have claimed significant battlefield gains against #Ethiopia's National Defense Forces (ENDF), reporting the capture of soldiers, weapons and large quantities of ammunition.

A November 9 statement alleges that operations targeting #ENDF units, including the 305th and 51st formations, resulted in substantial military equipment losses for federal troops.

[borkena @zborkena]

Death Toll Rises Following Fatal Attack on Civilians in Endeto as Human Rights Monitors Call for Independent Probe (Graphic Content). Read more. https://t.co/12K1sy9aOv #EthiopianNews

[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#Video_News:- More than 65 killed in armed attack in #Benishangul_Gumuz’s #Assosa Zone, residents say

watch

[Senait Senay, PhD @SenaitSenay]

Good to know! So we should have spoken up! Instead of waiting for the court to give us justice!
Save @GPEthiopia from #SLAPP attacks!
#SLAPP perpetrators

[Ethiopian.Defenders @ETHDefenders]

for human rights violations & ensure that any financial support does not contribute to conflict, repression.

There can be no sustainable energy transition without peace, justice & the protection of human life. Ethiopia's crisis must not be hidden behind the spotlight of #COP32

[Ethiopian.Defenders @ETHDefenders]

Ethiopia may be preparing to host #COP32, but the international community must not confuse diplomatic visibility with peace, stability, or security on the ground.

Ethiopia is facing a severe & widespread armed conflict. Millions of people are affected by insecurity, displacement

[UK in Ethiopia 🇬🇧 @UKinEthiopia]

🇬🇧🤝🇪🇹 We’re delighted Ethiopia, host of @cop32ethiopia, has joined #GCPA Finance Mission

⚡️The Mission will support 🇪🇹 to strengthen electricity-system planning, priorities transmission & investment opportunities, & improve project readiness

#COP31

https://t.co/VCyXEDVxVY

[Ethiopian.Defenders @ETHDefenders]

How can international partners promote energy investment and infrastructure development while overlooking the security and humanitarian crisis facing the country?

We urge the GCPA Finance Mission and the int'l community to conduct independent assessments, demand accountability