Check out ልጅ ተሜ's video! #TikTok https://t.co/VEPsHYhMc6 This post is shared via TikTok Lite. Download TikTok Lite to enjoy more posts: https://t.co/Nz2DT67V7z
AAMC’s findings on the Arsi massacre present alarming allegations of coordinated violence against civilians and call for an independent international investigation. More than statistics, these are human lives, families, and communities devastated by violence. Accountability, transparency, and justice are essential to prevent further atrocities. #JusticeForArsi #EndImpunity #HumanRights #Ethiopia
The allegations raised by the Addis Ababa Media Council are deeply alarming. Reports of repeated attacks against Orthodox Christian and Amhara communities in Arsi demand urgent attention, an independent investigation, and accountability for any perpetrators. Civilians deserve protection, justice, and the truth. #JusticeForArsi #HumanRights #Ethiopia #EndImpunity
Your statues will be made in the image of your actions. The homes you dismantled, the communities you shattered, and the hope you dismissed—this is your true portrait.
You think you are governing a city, but you are only building a monument to your own cruelty. History does not remember the titles, it remembers the rubble.
The mask is gone. The truth remains.
Adanech Abebe, today, we are not just withholding a vote, we are withholding recognition from a default administration. We are reclaiming our dignity by choosing the Void.
The Social Contract is void. Your mandate is hollow. We choose the city.
#AddisUnbound #SheDoesNotRepresentUs #WithdrawConsent #OurCityOurRules
Your real monument is made of rubble, not stone. A Nobel can buy international accolades, but it cannot wash away the domestic reality. The mantle of 'leader' is a facade covering the systematic eradication of a people. Look past the gold-plated cracks. See the drones. See the tanks. See the suffering. A government that acts as the architect of its people’s erasure cannot command their democratic consent. We see you clearly.
#NotOurLeader #FalseProphetOfPeace #Ethiopia
A legacy is not written in academic papers; it is written in the broken promises made to the next generation. From a fighter for justice to the jailer of the future. The 'Academic Facade' has collapsed, revealing the architect of our stagnation. You are not a minister of education; you are the gatekeeper of a system designed to crush the hope you once claimed to represent. History will not remember your titles—it will remember your complicity. We see you. We reject you.
#WithdrawConsent #BrokenPromises #NotOurMinister #Addisunbound
Why do they need your vote so desperately? They need a mask. They need to turn your silence into their 'mandate' to justify their rule. Every time you stay away from the ballot, you strip away that mask. >
Governance is a contract. When that contract is breached through displacement, disenfranchisement, and the erasure of our voice, the mandate expires. We are done validating a performance that denies our existence. We are withdrawing our consent. >
The mask has fallen.
#AddisUnbound #TheyDontRepresentUs #WithdrawConsent
The European Union has announced that it will not deploy an official Election Observation Mission (EOM) for Ethiopia’s general elections scheduled for June 1, 2026.
The decision has raised further concerns regarding transparency, credibility, and the overall democratic environment surrounding the upcoming election.
🔴 Breaking: Is Teddy Afro the real target?
Key figures close to the artist have been suddenly detained. His deputy manager and spokesperson, Mahlet Solomon, along with his longtime friend and collaborator Yusuf Yasin, were taken into custody by federal police today.
The reason for Mahlet’s arrest an Austrian citizen remains unclear, and no statement has been issued by the Austrian Embassy. Yusuf Yasin, a constant presence in Teddy Afro’s studio work, was also detained.
Their sudden arrests are raising serious concerns, with many questioning whether their close ties to Teddy Afro are the real reason behind the crackdown.
The international community is called upon to closely follow a concerning situation unfolding in Ethiopia.
Reports indicate that, following remarks by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed directed at artist Teddy Afro, two individuals closely associated with the artist his deputy manager and a longtime associate have been detained by authorities. No official statement has clarified the reasons for these actions.
This development raises important questions about transparency, accountability, and the protection of civil liberties. Artists such as Teddy Afro are widely recognized as influential cultural voices who reflect public sentiment and contribute to national dialogue.
Former U.S. diplomat Tibor Nagy has highlighted the important role artists play in expressing societal realities and engaging public discourse.
Actions taken without clear explanation or due process risk undermining trust in institutions and weakening democratic principles.
@TiborPNagyJr@amnesty@hrw@UNHumanRights@BBCWorld@cnni@UN@StateDept@EU_Commission@AJEnglish@Reuters@SkyNews@France24_en@AP@dwnews
The international community must urgently turn its attention to recent developments in Ethiopia involving renowned artist Teddy Afro.
Following public remarks by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed directed at the artist, reports have emerged that two of his close associates his deputy manager and a longtime friend have been detained by authorities. At the time of writing, no official explanation has been provided.
This situation raises serious concerns about freedom of expression, due process, and the broader environment for artists and public figures. Cultural figures like Teddy Afro often reflect the concerns and aspirations of society, giving voice to widely shared experiences.
As emphasized by former U.S. diplomat Tibor Nagy, artists can serve as a voice for the people, expressing realities that resonate deeply within the public.
When individuals closely associated with such voices are detained without transparency, it risks creating a climate of fear and undermining confidence in fundamental freedoms.
The international community including governments, human rights organizations, and global institutions is urged to seek clarity from Ethiopian authorities, call for transparency, and ensure that due process and freedom of expression are fully respected.
@TiborPNagyJr@amnesty@hrw@UNHumanRights@BBCWorld@cnni@UN@StateDept@EU_Commission@AJEnglish@Reuters@SkyNews@France24_en@AP@dwnews
@ICEgov@StateDept@marcorubio@UNHumanRights
Tweet 1
On March 10, the official newsroom page of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) shared a statement referencing “Fano,” which has caused deep concern among many Ethiopians, especially within the Amhara community.