Abiy Ahmed’s fascist regime in Ethiopia has continued its genocidal war against the Amhara people with impunity.The international community must act to prevent further atrocities. @RepJames@hrw@amnesty @washingtonpost https://t.co/5SZFpqLnUq
10.4 million people are in need of urgent food assistance in Ethiopia.
World leaders should recognize the reality of Ethiopia’s humanitarian catastrophe and the government’s actions contributing to it.
This week alone, more than a hundred Amhara civilians were gunned down indiscriminately by the fascist oromo government as the world looks in silence. We are on our own. All focus should be on helping Fano defeat the fascist regime.
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Over 89 civilians have reportedly been massacred in Merawi, Amhara region, targeted due to their ethnicity. Urgent action is needed to safeguard the lives of women, children, and civilians residing in that area.
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#MerawiMassacre: In the heart of Merawi,Amhara region, over 41 civilians were massacred by Oromo-PP forces. A heartbreaking incident involved a mother being shot in the head while holding her baby in her own home by Abiy's mercenaries. @NeaminZeleke
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The historic city of Gondar in the Amhara region of Ethiopia, has become a tragic stage for a series of atrocities that have left ethnic Amharas in shock and disbelief. Civilians, including women, children, and the elderly, have fallen victim to a relentless onslaught orchestrated by the Nobel laureate Abiy Ahmed regime.
One alarming aspect of the war against ethnic Amharas is the regime's use of drones as a tool of warfare. Ethiopian Defense Field Marshal Birhanu Julla's assertion that drones are akin to conventional weapons, such as machine guns, has translated into a brutal reality on the ground. The city of Gondar has witnessed numerous drone attacks, with homes being targeted by heavy artillery, leading to a civilian massacre of unprecedented proportions.
The civilian casualties in Gondar include women, children, and the elderly, caught in the crossfire of a conflict that seemingly spares no one. Leaked images of demolished houses tell a harrowing tale of families torn apart, livelihoods destroyed, and a once-thriving city reduced to rubble. The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission has issued multiple statements condemning the indiscriminate drone strikes, extra-judicial killings, and reports of rape in the Amhara region.
Despite the mounting evidence of atrocities, the world has largely turned a blind eye to the suffering of the ethnic Amharas. The Ethiopian government's actions have been met with a muted response from the international community, raising questions about the selective nature of global humanitarian concern. The silent, systemic, and systematic genocide unfolding in Amhara region demands urgent attention and intervention.
The situation in Amhara region is dire, and the plight of ethnic Amharas continues to worsen with each passing day. The international community must not remain indifferent to the silent genocide occurring in Ethiopia. It is imperative that the world acknowledges the atrocities, holds those responsible accountable. How many more lives must be lost before the world recognizes the gravity of the situation and acts decisively to bring an end to Amhara genocide? The time for action is now.
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