In the hills and villages of Ethiopia’s Amhara region, a war is being waged not only with guns and drones, but against the bodies of women and girls. A peer-reviewed study published in the Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal by Gothenburg University professor Girma Berhanu documents an escalating pattern of sexual and gender-based violence

This article was first published by Borkena Media and is republished here for informational purposes only. What “Genocide” Means Under International Law Genocide is not a rhetorical term. It is a crime defined in binding international law. The 1948 United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, adopted in the

በተለያዩ የአውሮፓ እና የሰሜን አሜሪካ ከተሞች ለአንድ ወር በቆየው የተቀናጀ  ሰልፍ ፥ ተሳታፊዎች ፥ የአለም አቀፉ ማህበረሰብ ከአማራ ህዝብ ጎን እንዲቆም እና በአብይ አህመድ ዘር ጨፍጫፊ መንግስት ላይ ማዕቀብ እንዲጣልም ጠይቀዋል! እ.አ.አ ከጥቅምት 26 እስከ ህዳር 27 ፣ 2025 ዓ.ም ድረስ ፥ የአለም አቀፉ የአማራ ማህበራት ህብረት እና በየሀገሩ የሚገኙት አጋሮቹ “የአማራ እናት እምባ” በሚል

Church officials and local witnesses allege that Oromo armed groups, reportedly supported in some cases by local authorities, have carried out targeted attacks against Amhara Orthodox Christians in the Arsi Zone of Ethiopia’s Oromia Region. At least two dozen people, including priests, were killed in late October and early November, sparking outrage and fresh fears

Since 2018, the Ethiopian government, led by Abiy Ahmed Ali, has been killing civilians all over the country—from the north to the south and from the west to the east. Thousands of people have lost their lives, and the government justifies these actions by calling them “peacekeeping.” Every single day, innocent Amhara lives are being

When Abiy Ahmed took power in 2018, Ethiopia dared to hope. He promised peace, democracy, and unity—but instead, he delivered a river of blood, unspeakable atrocities, and a nation torn to shreds. Seven years later, the world sees the truth: Abiy’s reign has been a nightmare of violence, ethnic cleansing, and brutal repression. The Tigray