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Ask Meles  to stop brutal repression on Oromos

Ask Meles to stop brutal repression on Oromos

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Started by Anonymous 19 years, 2 months ago
The other image of the EPRDF regime hidden from the outside world is its true nature. EPRDF is simply a dictatorship. It does not respect its own Constitution nor abide by the supremacy of the law. Everything is done at the whim of EPRDF officials who can reverse court ruling as they wish, kill, detain, torture, and harass innocent citizens without any evidence or crime committed. Anybody that they suspect as a threat is eliminated. The Oromo are in the forefront to be subjected to EPRDF�s bad-governance. Since May 2005 elections, gross violation of democratic and human rights are being conducted in Ethiopia by the ruling party. Citizens are being killed indiscriminately, thousands are detained for long period without charges and tortured to sustain life long injuries. Tens of thousands are forced to flee their country fearing harassment and intimidation. Properties of innocent individuals are confiscated without court order. In short today in Ethiopia there prevails a total atmosphere of fear and terror.

Updates

July 19, 2007

I have spent my nights reading the accounts of families who have been ripped apart by this regime. Your signatures prove that these hidden acts of violence cannot stay in the dark forever.

July 19, 2007

Seeing this level of support brings me back to the faces of the people I have lost to this regime. Your willingness to stand against this terror gives me hope that the truth will finally surface despite all attempts to silence us.

6 Comments

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Gemechu Fisher
19 years ago Featured

STOP THE KILLING. Innocent people are being snatched from there homes for nothing. Its a disgrace.

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Elsa Schwartz
19 years ago Featured

No one should have to flee their home just because of who they are. Enough is enough.

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Mulugeta Walton
19 years ago Featured

Unbelievable. The amount of corruption and violence is just out of control. We need justice for our families back home.

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Sarah Rao
19 years ago Featured

This is heartbreaking. How long can this go on before someone steps in to help these people?

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Tadesse Wells
19 years ago Featured

The world needs to open their eyes to what is happening. We are suffering while they act like everything is fine.

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John Morgan
19 years ago Featured

People deserve to live without being afraid of there own government.