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When I read the words of a young Ethiopian woman in a recent BBC report titled “A Forgotten War Destroying Women’s Lives” — “I would have been better off if they had killed me,” she said after being sexually assaulted by government soldiers — I found myself asking how such barbarity could be normalized in the twenty-first century. Why were the decent people of the world, human rights organizations, and the broader international community not outraged? Why were the perpetrators not hunted down and brought to justice? And where is the outcry from women’s organizations around the globe?
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AEPAC Condemns Massacre of Ethiopian Orthodox Christians in Arsi; Calls for Justice and Accountability
According to a report released by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, unidentified armed groups carried out mass killings targeting Orthodox Christians in Eastern Arsi during October 2025 (Tikimt 2018 E.C.). The Church expressed its deep sorrow over the deaths of innocent believers and called on authorities to uphold the right of all Ethiopians to live and worship freely, without fear of persecution.
A BBC report highlighted the tragedy with the headline: “The family in Arsi where eight people, including a mother and her three children, were killed in the attack.”
Details of the Atrocities:
In its official statement, the Eastern Arsi Diocese of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church reported repeated attacks across multiple districts, resulting in the deaths of at least 25 Orthodox Christians, including children and the elderly. Among the incidents:
Between Guna and Merti Districts:
On the nights of Tikimt 14–15, 2018 E.C. (October 24–25, 2025), seventeen people were killed by unidentified assailants.
Sherka District (Hela Zenbaba, K/Arsema Area):
On the night of Tikimt 17–18, 2018 E.C. (October 27–28, 2025), three individuals were murdered while they slept.
Honkolo Wabe District:
Between the nights of Tikimt 18–19, 2018 E.C. (October 28–29, 2025), five Christians were killed.
The victims — ranging from infants aged two to elders of seventy-five — were targeted simply because of their faith.
Despite repeated appeals by the Church to local and regional authorities for peace and security, the Diocese reported that killings, property destruction, and persecution have continued unabated in parts of Eastern Arsi.
Church Appeals for Action
The Diocese, through Liqe Heruyan Tamrat Wolde, confirmed that the diocesan administrative council convened an emergency meeting on Tikimt 19, 2018 E.C. (October 29, 2025), reviewed incident reports from parish offices, and submitted an official report to the Patriarchate. The Church urged the government to take effective measures to safeguard the lives and rights of its members.
The Holy Synod of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church has since called on national and regional authorities to engage seriously with the Church’s findings and to work toward a sustained and just resolution to religiously motivated violence.
AEPAC joins the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church in demanding full accountability for the perpetrators of these heinous massacres.
We call upon the U.S. Government, Members of Congress, the United Nations, and global human rights organizations to unequivocally condemn these atrocities and to take urgent action by supporting the following measures:
An independent and transparent international investigation into the massacres;
Immediate protection for vulnerable Christian and other religious communities in Arsi and other conflict-affected areas;
Accountability for government and security officials who fail to prevent or respond to such atrocities.
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@AmericaEthiopia@MesfinMtegenu Yes, congratulations Ethiopia. I hope the inaguration of the GERD will bring renewed hope for peace and prosperity to all Ethiopians. This is the most consequential achievment in the history of Ethiopia since the victory of Adwa.
The inaguration of The Ethiopian Renassance Dam (GERD) means a lot one of which is the begining of Abay's readiness for repration and restitution of thousands of years of debt to its mother land.
In a country no press freedom @Youtube should not suppress voices the that critisizes Abiy's gov. Americans and Ethiopians alike expect @YouTube and @google to be sympathetic to these facts. The voiceless Amhara journalist and parliamentarians languishing in Ethiopia's prisons need @youtube voices to tell their plight and ultimately gain their freedom.