These “wars” are genocide, those people being hurt in many ways, they’re human too, they deserve to live a peaceful life like everyone else, everyone needs love.
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Hiwet Mekonen
1 month ago
As a patriotic Ethiopian, I am deeply concerned about my country—a nation that has sacrificed so many of its brave children to eliminate terrorism across the African continent and the world. Unfortunately, it is now on the verge of falling into the hands of terrorists and butchers. This must be stopped!
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Eyu E
1 month ago
I sign because renewed conflict would destabilize the Horn of Africa.
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belay dono
1 month ago
I sign because sanctions should cut off financial and logistical support to armed groups.
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Hayyuu Duulaa
1 month ago
This group (TPLF) has become an obstacle to peace in Ethiopia and the region as a whole, and its actions have escalated beyond ordinary outlawry by gathering rebels from neighboring countries to destabilize the nation.
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Selam Kiros
1 month ago
I stand with this petition demanding uninterrupted access to electricity and communications for the people of Tigray. Internet and power are fundamental to modern life and are especially important for communities recovering from conflict. Any disruption should be addressed transparently, with civilian safety and humanitarian needs placed first.
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Oda Bari
1 month ago
I strongly support this petition. Electricity and telecommunications are essential services, not political weapons. The people of Tigray deserve reliable access to power, internet, and communication so families, businesses, hospitals, and communities can function safely. Essential services should be protected from political and military pressure.
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Gadaaa Oromo
1 month ago
I sign because dialogue and negotiation are the only path forward.
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Meron Girma
1 month ago
I sign because Ethiopia’s peace efforts deserve international solidarity.
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Hawwii Hawwii
1 month ago
I sign because dialogue and negotiation are the only path forward.
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Latera Oliqa
1 month ago
I sign because democracy must be strengthened against armed threats.
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Ayaana waanofi
1 month ago
I sign because escalation of violence into neighboring regions must be prevented
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Alsan Yadasa
1 month ago
I sign because unity and reconciliation are stronger than division and war.
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Firdisa Waktola
1 month ago
I sign because Ethiopians abroad deserve reassurance that peace is prioritized at home.
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Melhq tube
1 month ago
I sign because Ethiopians abroad deserve reassurance that peace is prioritized at home.
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Azeb Mesfin
1 month ago
I sign because global cooperation is needed to block destabilizing forces.
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Dagu Man
1 month ago
I sign because young people must be protected from recruitment into armed groups.
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Helen Gebre
1 month ago
Essential services like power & telecom are basic human rights, not tools for propaganda! While the Ethiopian government works to maintain these services, TPLF is actively forcing local operators to shut them down. Expose the truth!
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bekuma bekele
1 month ago
I sign because sanctions should cut off financial and logistical support to armed groups.
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Abdi Moti
1 month ago
Cutting off power and communications to create a manufactured crisis is a classic TPLF tactic. The local population in Tigray deserves access to electricity & internet, not forced blackouts for cheap politics.
These “wars” are genocide, those people being hurt in many ways, they’re human too, they deserve to live a peaceful life like everyone else, everyone needs love.
As a patriotic Ethiopian, I am deeply concerned about my country—a nation that has sacrificed so many of its brave children to eliminate terrorism across the African continent and the world. Unfortunately, it is now on the verge of falling into the hands of terrorists and butchers. This must be stopped!
I sign because renewed conflict would destabilize the Horn of Africa.
I sign because sanctions should cut off financial and logistical support to armed groups.
This group (TPLF) has become an obstacle to peace in Ethiopia and the region as a whole, and its actions have escalated beyond ordinary outlawry by gathering rebels from neighboring countries to destabilize the nation.
I stand with this petition demanding uninterrupted access to electricity and communications for the people of Tigray. Internet and power are fundamental to modern life and are especially important for communities recovering from conflict. Any disruption should be addressed transparently, with civilian safety and humanitarian needs placed first.
I strongly support this petition. Electricity and telecommunications are essential services, not political weapons. The people of Tigray deserve reliable access to power, internet, and communication so families, businesses, hospitals, and communities can function safely. Essential services should be protected from political and military pressure.
I sign because dialogue and negotiation are the only path forward.
I sign because Ethiopia’s peace efforts deserve international solidarity.
I sign because dialogue and negotiation are the only path forward.
I sign because democracy must be strengthened against armed threats.
I sign because escalation of violence into neighboring regions must be prevented
I sign because unity and reconciliation are stronger than division and war.
I sign because Ethiopians abroad deserve reassurance that peace is prioritized at home.
I sign because Ethiopians abroad deserve reassurance that peace is prioritized at home.
I sign because global cooperation is needed to block destabilizing forces.
I sign because young people must be protected from recruitment into armed groups.
Essential services like power & telecom are basic human rights, not tools for propaganda! While the Ethiopian government works to maintain these services, TPLF is actively forcing local operators to shut them down. Expose the truth!
I sign because sanctions should cut off financial and logistical support to armed groups.
Cutting off power and communications to create a manufactured crisis is a classic TPLF tactic. The local population in Tigray deserves access to electricity & internet, not forced blackouts for cheap politics.