"The regime in Ethiopia has historically utilized prolonged detention and court proceedings while being mistreated during detention against political advocates and opposition figures leading to their death or total incapacitation, as seen in the case of the late Prof. Asrat Woldeyes.
There are already signs of this happening with the severe health deterioration Dr. Wondwossen Assefa is facing while in detention. " - @GPEthiopia
What more needs to be said! If they are not released soon what we are facing is the grim reality of losing them all! Release them while they are alive! This is a known tactic, you will all be accountable for knowingly subjecting them to treatments that will eventually cause their death. This is no different from murder! The only difference is the implicit hope of freedom is more agonizing for friends, family, the people that love them and themselves! While knowing full well you are killing them slowly with no due process of law convicting them to such harsh injustice!
RELEASE THEM NOW!
@AP@theintercept@steve_hanke@bellingcat@Stratfor@BoozAllen@wikileaks@martinplaut@LaurenBinDC
Please DM me if you can @mmekonen1.
GPE Red Alert (Urgent)
Status of 28 Detainees in Ethiopia [UPDATE-3]
October 15, 2026
🚨 ETHIOPIA LIFE THREATENING DETENTION ALERT: 28 political prisoners face severe health risks after refusing conditional pardon terms that restricted their civil rights. Reports indicate they have been placed in isolation with restricted medical care and family visits👇
The regime in Ethiopia has historically utilized prolonged detention and court proceedings while being mistreated during detention against political advocates and opposition figures leading to their death or total incapacitation, as seen in the case of the late Prof. Asrat Woldeyes.
There are already signs of this happening with the severe health deterioration Dr. Wondwossen Assefa is facing while in detention.
GPE therefore calls for the unconditional release of all 28 detainees, citing the lack of established guilt after three years of detention. To ensure lifesaving treatment is afforded to detainees quickly they should instantly be released on bail to their families pending processing of their unconditional release.
READ The full report containing 3 annexes that has details on the detainees recent petition for the court, their list, pictures as well as GPE's two last updates regarding the case through the link below.
https://t.co/hiQIsaLEFk
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AFNM need to have a protocol to protect their named leaders! 3 years ago we have seen how a coordinated attack on Fano leaders led to resetting of the struggle 3 years back.
What is going on now sounds like SEASON 2 of the same horrible targeting that led the movement into disarray for 3 years. "Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me...." fits right here.
Don't let history repeat itself, stop with the unsubstantiated rumors, gossip and character assassinations. If you have evidence lay it bare, if not shut up. People also need to start asking those that slander Fanos for accountability.
This extends to all advocates who are attacked as well. The recent extreme targeting of Fano Asres is part of a coordinated attack on the struggle. It is a Psy-Op and it needs to be stopped!
Imagine, what other effective method is there to discount an organization better than making sure the designated PR loses his credibility? Don't repeat the same mistake draw a line here and now.
https://t.co/t7BR0Glhvj
AFNM need to have a protocol to protect their named leaders! 3 years ago we have seen how a coordinated attack on Fano leaders led to resetting of the struggle 3 years back.
What is going on now sounds like SEASON 2 of the same horrible targeting that led the movement into disarray fir 3 years. "Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me...." fits right here.
Don't let history repeat itself, stop with the unsubstantiated rumors, gossip and character assassinations. If you have evidence lay ot bare, if not shut up. People also need to start asking those that slander Fanos foe accountability.
This extends to all advocates who are attacked as well. The recent extreme targeting of Fano Asres is part of a coordinated attack on the struggle. It is a Psy-Op and it needs to be stopped!
Imagine, what other effective method is there to discount an organization better than making sure the designated PR loses his credibility? Don't repeat the same mistake draw a line here and now.
https://t.co/9OrSbiYDU1
When media outlets in the free world behave this irresponsibly, there are really only two explanations: deliberate ignorance or incompetence on an epic scale. Neither is particularly flattering, especially for a broadcaster like DW.
Both are serious failures of journalism. Getting basic facts wrong, failing to verify information, and apparently lacking even the capacity to distinguish credible reporting from misinformation are not minor oversights. They are shameful professional failures.
We understand that in countries ruled by leaders like Abiy Ahmed, where journalists are murdered, imprisoned, intimidated, and silenced, reliable information can be deliberately suppressed or manipulated. But Germany? We expect better.
Apparently, fact-checking has become optional, journalistic standards negotiable, and accountability an inconvenience. What a remarkable way for a respected media institution to undermine its own credibility!
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
⚡️We're live! @Corinne_Vella, Daphne Caruana’s sister, highlights how #SLAPP perpetrators rely on their targets remaining silent. Making legal threats public & sharing them on social media is a powerful form of resistance: it creates the exposure SLAPP perpetrators seek to avoid.
Stopping the targeting of Amharas and Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia demands responsible, rigorous journalism. Covering state-sponsored events like those in Arsi requires real balance, not blindly serving as a cover up for perpetrators. Media outlets must do better.
@dw_amharic
End #AmharaGenocide | Stop #WarOnAmhara
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE! OPEN LETTER
Formal Complaint: Lack of Editorial Balance and Factual Inaccuracies in Recent Reporting on Ethiopia in case of the Arsi massacres.
Link to the letter: https://t.co/tPD1ojJJ6T
November 09, 2026
To: Deutsche Welle Amharic Service
Genocide Prevention in Ethiopia (GPE), a human rights advocacy organization established to monitor, document, and report systematic ethnic- and faith-based civilian massacres across Ethiopia, writes to lodge a formal complaint regarding your recent broadcast featuring an un-scrutinized interview with Jawar Mohammed concerning the violence against ethnic Amharas and Orthodox Christians in the Arsi Zone, Oromia Region (Aired on October 28, 2026, https://t.co/UNedCvJSby).
During the segment, the guest delivered unsubstantiated assertions that mischaracterized documented acts of violence and improperly attributed liability to the victims. Deutsche Welle failed to verify these foundational assertions prior to transmission, violating basic standards of journalistic due diligence and truthfulness. Furthermore, by featuring Mr. Mohammed as a sole commentator without an independent counterpart, expert analyst, or representative of the affected communities, the broadcast provided an unchallenged platform for tendentious narratives and omitted critical human rights context.
We must also express grave concern regarding the lack of editorial caution applied to a guest with a well-documented public record associated with high-risk commentary, including his former role as CEO of Oromo Media Network (OMN)—an entity previously scrutinized, legally challenged, and publicly condemned for broadcasting speech that incited intercommunal violence. Granting an unmoderated platform under these tense conditions risks exacerbating ongoing ethnic violence and civilian suffering. Please check an overwhelmingly supported petition that was organized by GPE in 2018, right after OMN was implicated in the exacerbation of the Burayu Massacres around Addis Ababa, Ethiopia https://t.co/5v9TgYN1Z8.
To uphold the core journalistic principles of accuracy, fairness, and harm minimization, GPE formally requests that Deutsche Welle:
1. Issue a formal correction addressing the factual inaccuracies and unsubstantiated allegations broadcast during the segment.
2. Provide an equivalent right of reply to independent human rights experts or representatives of the victimized communities to present a balanced account of the events in the Arsi Zone.
3. Conduct an internal review of the editorial safeguards applied to reporting on active conflict zones and ethnic violence in Ethiopia.
Genocide Prevention in Ethiopia (GPE)
Volunteer-based organization
Recent GPE report on the Arsi massacres:
https://t.co/M6D8WWvkMM
⚡️ℹ️ #MEDIA: Watch AAA Senior Analyst and Director of Communications @TheFitawrari’s discussion with @mohammed_meaza (@roha_tv) on Ethiopia's Crisis: "An Illegitimate Regime & Its Destructive Grip on Power".
https://t.co/DcjtNxi9qm
"The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." Burke.
Just today: 94 Christians dead in Arsi. Every day, more. Tired of being killed. Tired of being ignored.
Do something. Or stop calling it partnership.
@_AfricanUnion@USEmbassyAddis@SecRubio
Senay Conversation | Segment 06: Mainstream Media & Society with @JemalCountess & @AsqualTT | November 06, 2026 https://t.co/TP23JaqIy4
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Wow! They have a day for the environment that gets exploited during war and armed conflict. Is there a day for the civilians that die during war and armed conflict? I hope so, cause it won't look good if that is not the case.... that "green soyen..." movie is more and more sounding plausible now 🫤 .
World please be better!
@IntlCrimCourt so many genocidal wars to investigate....why are you focusing on virtue signaling?
For instance...#Ethiopia..#Sudan..
The #ICC Office of the Prosecutor marks the International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict.
After launching its Policy on Addressing Environmental Damage through the #RomeStatute, the Office is now ensuring its implementation.
If I had another country and people, do you think I will waste my time arguing with idiots like you? እነሱማ በደህና ግዜ ከዘር መጥፋት እና ጭፍጨፋ እግዚያብሄር አድኗቸዋል። አለች እንጂ አገራችን ይኸው 50 አመት ሙሉ ታፍና፤ በማይወክሏት በማይወዷት ሰዎች ስትመራ፤ ህዝቧም ሲያልቅ የኖረች። ፍህት የሚፈልግ ሰው መከራከር ሲያቅትህ፤ ሻቢያ ምናምን ትላለሕ። Do you think you qualify to strip me down my Ethiopian-ness? It won't be too far, until we get our country back, until then ውሸቱንም፤ ካድሬነቱንም ሁንበት።
Is he not killing Ethiopians fast enough? Why would anyone bankroll such a genicidal regime?
Amharas are being killed on an 30/day average for 8 years now. Check out #AmharaGenocide reports. Tigray, Amhara, Afar, have been on and off conventional war with thr regime for over 6 years now, imagine the death toll. And Oromiya is a killing field. Why on earth would anyone finsnce such a regime? Is it a few white elephant projects it will take to cover up such massive humanitarian crisis and crimes against humanity?
You are teaching tyrants how to be efficient in their ruthlessness. Such a sad world 💔💔💔
IMF approved a four-year, $3.4 billion program for Ethiopia in July 2024 . By June 2026, disbursements had reached nearly $2.65 billion. So where is this money going?
Over the same period, fighting has flared again in Tigray, insecurity persists in Amhara and Oromia, and tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea are raising the risk of a wider regional war.
What is more, Ethiopia has become a party to a war beyond its own borders. Sudan is being struck by drones launched from Ethiopian territory, from the Asosa and Bahir Dar bases. The IMF has become the biggest partner in Ethiopia’s regional aggression.
The measure of the IMF’s success should not be how much money it disburses, but whether that money improves the lives of Ethiopians.
You are a lost cause so I will not glorify your post with a response. I have a little kindness left today, so I can advise you to chart your way out before the regime you support officially gets labeled 'terrorist'... otherwise you will find it hard to find a cushy 'advisor' role for the next tyrant, they will easily notice you failed at covering up for the one in your last role.
unless you want to be blocked. I advise you to stop littering my TL. We know you get paid by post, so try and get your 'good cadre' points else where. There is no bigger terrorist than the regime in Ethiopia right now. All of those you call separatist, would have been dangerous if they were at the helm of power. Your leader has the exact same ideology as them, with the addition of having access to State power. And we are happy that the three parted ways, it is easier that way. All eyes are on the terrorist regime, and you will see with your own eyes when they are labeled as such. Do not waste my time. If you posted such garbage again I will block you. If you want a decent debate then bring evidence and factual information. If not get lost.
Another massacre of Christians in Ethiopia
50 Christians murdered yesterday
60 were murdered the other week
When will world leaders condemn the slaughter of Christians?
Or don’t our lives count?
THREAT INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING
34 Orthodox Christians Killed in Endato, East Arsi, Ethiopia
Friday, November 6, 2026
UNCLASSIFIED // OPEN SOURCE
BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT
On Thursday, November 5, around 11 AM local time, attackers hit Endato village in Robe district, East Arsi Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia. The bodies of 34 Orthodox Christian victims were gathered at Endato Debre Mitmaq St. Mary Church. The community warns the toll may rise as recovery continues. Several people were injured. Shops and homes were burned or damaged. Eyewitnesses say roads were blocked, cutting off medical access. That claim has not been independently confirmed.
WHAT HAPPENED
- Midday attack in Endato Kebele, Robe Woreda, East Arsi.
- Victims were Orthodox Christians. Bodies brought to St. Mary Church in Endato.
- Follows October 20 and October 24 attacks in Merti and Shirka. The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church reported about 60 Orthodox Christians killed in those earlier attacks.
- Open-source reporting now puts the combined toll from attacks on worshippers at least 94 in less than three weeks.
THE ATTACKERS
No group has been publicly confirmed for the November 5 Endato attack. Ethiopia's Human Rights Commission attributed the earlier October attacks in the area to the Oromo Liberation Army. That covers those earlier killings. It does not, by itself, name who carried out Thursday's massacre.
THE VICTIMS
Orthodox Christian civilians in Endato. Names have not been fully released in the reporting we have.
CURRENT STATUS
Authorities arrested nearly 70 suspects after the October killings. Thursday's attack raises fresh concern that the violence has not stopped. Recovery is ongoing. Numbers may change.
WHY IT MATTERS FOR CHURCHES HERE
This is the third major hit on Orthodox communities in East Arsi in under three weeks. When violence comes in waves, later attacks often land while people are still burying the first. You are not facing that threat level in most of the United States. The lesson still transfers. Know your ground. Know who is coming to help you. Know how long that help takes.
WHAT YOUR SAFETY TEAM CAN DO
1. Walk the outside of the building before every service. Lot, doors, bushes, trash areas, and anything that was not there last week.
2. Build a real relationship with your local police. Have a named contact, not just a non-emergency number.
3. Know your police and fire response times for a Sunday morning and a weeknight. Time it. Write it down. Plan to hold until they arrive.
4. After any incident or credible threat, expect a second wave. Keep coverage up while you handle the first scene.
5. Brief ushers and greeters on blocked-exit plans. Have a secondary exit.
6. Check claims before you share them. Wrong numbers hurt the people you are trying to help.
Pray for the families in Endato, for the wounded, for the Orthodox Christians of East Arsi, and for those burying their dead again.
Details may change as the investigation develops.