Observing truth.
Speaking justice.
Standing with the people of Ethiopia for freedom, equality, and dignity.
No silence in the face of oppression.
#Justice
Deeply disturbing! The violence targeted Orthodox Christian communities across several Kebeles and is still ongoing. This is part of a worrying pattern in the area. Prayers for the victims and their families. Such violence must stop. #Ethiopia
This is how the "election" was conducted in Ethiopia yesterday: a single ruling-party cadre casting votes on multiple ballots.
First, voter registration cards were issued in the names of non-existent individuals, as shown in the picture. Then, ballots were collected, marked, and stuffed into the ballot box as shown on the video.
This was not an election; it was a manufactured outcome disguised as one.
Dear @MarioNawfal, I’m reaching out to highlight the escalating human rights crisis facing African immigrants in South Africa.
The situation is dire and requires immediate international advocacy.
I would deeply appreciate you using your platform to spotlight these events—your voice could help trigger a response from the global community and influential figures like @elonmusk who closely follow SA affairs
Heartbreaking & suspicious: Exiled Ethiopian journalist Yacob Yatane dies in Kenya. Preliminary autopsy suggests possible poisoning. He had reported repeated threats & surveillance. Full investigation needed by Kenyan authorities & UNHCR. No one should be hunted in exile. RIP.
#Yacob_Yatane: Heartbreak as Exiled #Ethiopian Journalist Dies in #Kenya, Proof of Poisoning Emerges
Prior to his death, the journalist had allegedly complained of persistent threats and being consistently trailed by unidentified Amharic-speaking individuals in Nairobi. In November 2025 (late 2017 EC), Yacob shared that things became harder for him when two men and a woman allegedly tracked him to his residence and physically confronted and threatened him.
Fearing for his life, Yacob turned to the Kenyan National Police Service as well as the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (#UNHCR), and despite having to change his residence for security reasons, he remained vulnerable until his death.
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✝️🇦🇲 May the Lord bless the Christian heritage of #Armenia, the first #Christian country in the world, which safeguards the ancient Akhtala Monastery, over a millennium old.
Founded in the 10th century, this fortress-monastery was transformed two centuries later into a living Bible through its unique and breathtaking 13th-century Byzantine frescoes.
Every surface bursts with frescoes depicting Old and New Testament miracles: the trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate and Caiaphas, the sacred Communion, and saints in glory. So vivid they feel alive, they breathe faith into stone.
Its main Church, St. Astvatsatsin, is a unique sanctuary and a masterpiece of synthesis, featuring a harmonious blend of Armenian, Georgian, and Byzantine elements.
Scholarly analysis reveals the frescoes were likely the joint creation of eight master artists.
The 13th-century frescoes of Akhtala Monastery are considered one of the finest examples of Byzantine art outside the empire, with inscriptions primarily in Greek.
They represent a profound synthesis: while the coloring and technique are quintessentially Byzantine, the thematic narratives are distinctly Armenian, drawing parallels to earlier Armenian masterpieces like the 11th-century Mugni Gospels.
The Akhtala Monastery was also a major center of manuscript writing, particularly from the 13th to the 14th centuries.
In the 13th century, Simeon Pghndzahantsi worked here, and both Armenian and Georgian literature was studied.
@Queen_of_Amhara This hits hard. Neutrality in the face of such injustice is complicity. Amhara suffering isn't politics—it's a humanitarian emergency. Time for everyone to stand with the voiceless.
@MeseretMedia Heartbreaking. Farmers in Arsi are being massacred in the middle of plowing and planting season. They can’t even sow their fields safely, let alone harvest later. When innocent people are killed just for trying to feed their families, Ethiopia bleeds. This has to stop.
Message from His Holiness Abune Nathanael:-
Who hears our cry?
Who will stop this?
We are tired of death we are weary of the shedding of blood.
@hrw@amnesty#Orthodoxunderattack#Ethiopia#Oromia
While the world speaks for nigerian christians there is completely forgotten far worse persecution in the worlds first christian nation with Ethiopian Orthodox Christians.
We demand global attention, protection, and human dignity.