መታሰቢያነቱ ለአምባገነኑ መሪ ዘመድ አዝማድ ወይም ጓደኛ ሳይሆኑ የኢትቪ ካሜራ ፍትለፍት ደረታቸዉን ለደቁ አስመሳዮች

በጌታቸዉ ካሳ
September 5/2012

ስትፀልይ አልነበር አድማ ስትመታ???
ተበደልኩ ብለህ በወሬ ሹክሹክታ!!!
መለስ እንዲወገድ ከሀገር እንዲወጣ!!!
ስታምፅ አልነበር በሰልፍ ስትወጣ?
መብረቁ እንዲወርድ የእግዚአብሔር ቁጣ??

OLF Info Desk on Current Affairs

Oromiyaa Irraa Alagoota Harka Fudhachiisuuf Qabsoo Bifa Hundaa Finiinsuun Gaaffii Yeroo ti 

Infoo Deeskii ABO

Fulbaana 3, 2012

Mootummaan Wayyaanee bittaa abbaa irrummaa waggoota 21n dabraniitiin Oromoo fi saboota wal fakkaatoo dhiigsaa yoona gahuun ifaa dha. Tarsiimoo bittaa gara jabinaa kana wixinuu irraa qabee hanga hojii irra oolchuu keessatti hangafummaan kan yakkamu Guddaan Wayyaanotaa ammoo Mallas Zeenaawii ture. Waaéen tarkaanfii cubbamaa sirnichaan fudhatamuu yeroo eeramu hundumaa maqaan Mallas Zeenaawii osoo hin dhawamin wayta hafe hin qabu. Dhaabonni mormituu, dhaabonni mirga namoomaa fi mootummoonni alaa kan akkaataan bulchiinsa sirna kanaa isaan yaaddessu hundi maqaa Mallas Zeenaawii dhawanii osoo hin yakkin dabranii hin beekani.

Somaliland: Stop Deporting Ethiopian Refugees

Human right watch

Dozens, Including Women, Children, Forced Back to Ethiopia
SEPTEMBER 4, 2012    

(Nairobi) – The Somaliland authorities should immediately stop deporting Ethiopian refugees and asylum seekers to Ethiopia. On August 31, 2012, dozens of Ethiopians, mostly women and children, were forcibly returned to Ethiopia in violation of international legal prohibitions against sending people to places where they might face persecution or threats to their lives.

የኢትዮጵያ ስደተኞች በሶማሊላንድ

September 4/2012 (DW )- ልደት አበበ 

                          -  ይልማ ሃይለሚካኤል 

                          - ተክሌ የኋ

የሶማሌላንድ ባለሥልጣናት ባለፈዉ አርብ ብቻ አንድ መቶ ኢትዮጵያዉን ስደተኞችን አስገድደዉ ወደ ኢትዮጵያ መልሰዋል። በሌላ በኩል የጀርመን መንግሥት በሊቢያዉ ጦርነት ምክንያት ዳግም ከተሰደዱ አፍሪቃዉያን መካካል ለ195 ጥገኝነት ሰጥቶአል። ኢትዮጵያዉን እና ኢርትራዉያን ይገኙበታል።

በዘገባዉ መሠረት ተገደዉ ወደ ኢትዮጵያ ከተጋዙት ስደተኞች አብዛኞቹ ሴቶች እና ህፃናት ናቸዉ። የሶማሊላንድ ባለሥልጣናት ኢትዮጵያዉያን ስደተኞችን አስገድደዉ ወደ ኢትዮጵያ ማባረራቸዉን እንዲያቆሙ አለም አቀፉ የመብት ተሟጋች ድርጅት ሂውማን ራይትስ ዎች ዛሬ ጠይቋል።

BEFORE 21 YEARS THIS WAS THE FACT AND TODAY TIGRIANS TOOK THE PLACE OF AMHARA BUT WHAT IS BETTER FOR THE OROMO PEOPLE?

Oromo Continue To Flee Violence

Reported by :Cultural Survival Partnering with Indigenous Peoples to Defend their Lands, Languages, and Cultures
February 4/2010

Most of the world's refugees flee strife, based in part on interethnic conflict. The Oromo, one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa, are no exception. Living primarily in Ethiopia, they account for 60 percent of the country's population. The other major ethnic groups in the Ethiopian Empire are Tigrians, Somalis, and Eritreans who are fighting the Ethiopian junta for their independence. Ethiopia's ruling ethnic minority, the Amhara, however, do not recognize the Oromo (whom they call Galla) because to do so would focus international attention on ethnic conflict within the Empire. The ruling Amhara, who constitute less than 15 percent of the nation's population but have ruled since the 19th century, have been systematically driving the Oromo for their fertile lands and subjecting them to torture, imprisonment, forced conscription, and execution. At least half of the more than 2.5 million refugees fleeing Ethiopia are Oromo. Contrary to the received impression, many Ethiopian refugees are not direct victims of the border dispute between Ethiopia and Somalia, but rather of internal ethnic conflict.

Ergamtoonni sirna Wayyaanee ammas Waaroo Salphina Uffatte !

(Oromocentre, Melbourne, 02 Fulbaana 2012) Owwaalcha nama mataa Wayyaanee fi bulchaa Impaayera Etoophiyaa wagga 21 ture, Mallasaa Zeenaawii, dhaadhessuufi sirna awwaalchaa kallattiin addunyaatti agarsiisuuf Australia, magaalaa Melbourne keessatti sagataan waldaa hawaasa Tigirootaa fi bakka bu’oota mootumichaa, Qoonsilaan isaanii qophaa’e  fashale.

Guyyaa Mallasaan itti owwaalamu Fulbaana 02, 2012 sirna owwaalcha isaa suduudaan/kallattiidhaan  (live) guddaa irratti magaalaa Melbourne, Federation Square, irraa dabarsuuf akeekamee kan ture diddaa fi mormii hawaasti Oromoo, Ogaadenen, Gambeellaa fi kan biroo taasisaniin kan haqame ta’uun beekamee jira.

ይኼ ሕዝብ ማለት

በወሰንሰገድ ገ/ኪዳን (ጋዜጠኛ)(September 3/2012)

 ይኼ ሕዝብ ማለት

…. ወንዝ ነው ይፈሳል

ቦይ ከቀደዱለት መውረዱን ይወርዳል- መቅናቱን ይቀናል፤

ይኼ ሕዝብ ማለት…. የሰው ጥርቃሞ

ላቆመው የሚቆም ባዘመመው ዘ’ሞ

ልውጥ ነው መልከኛ ለአምናና ለከርሞ፡፡

ይኼ ሕዝብ ማለት…. 

OROMO AND OROMIA 101

September 3/2012/

THE OROMO PEOPLE AND OROMIA IN BRIEF

The Oromo are indigenous African people inhabiting the North Eastern part of Africa. Their country is called Oromia, which is currently under the domination of the Ethiopian colonial Empire. The Oromo are descendants of the Eastern-Kushitie group of people indigenous to the Horn of Africa, with a population of over 40 million, which makes them one of the largest indigenous peoples of East Africa. A map of the region showing Oromia within the current political boundaries of Ethiopia.

A Few Facts About Oromia

• Oromia is the largest Regional State in the Ethiopian Empire State.
• Oromia (also phonetically spelled as Oromiyaa)
• Oromia has been occupied by Ethiopia (Abyssenia) for over 100 years
• Size: 600,000 Square km (375,000 Square miles); Larger than Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands and France combined

Death of an autocrat: What comes next for Ethiopia?

By Kenneth Roth

August 31,2012

The death of Meles Zenawi, under whom Ethiopia made strides despite repression, highlights the need for strong democratic institutions to maintain stability.

Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia, who died last week after a long illness, liked to portray his country's leadership as collective. But there was never any doubt about who was in charge.

As dictators go, he had much going for him. Stunningly smart, strategic, practical, he cared about his country and, by all appearances, resisted the kind of graft and corruption that has plagued many African nations. During his rule, Ethiopia's economy expanded significantly, and he played an important role in the wider region.

Remembering Ebbisa Addunya

By Hashim Adem /August 30/2012/

Over the last two decades, the late Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi’s reign saw an unprecedented killing, torture, and harassment of those who dared to speak truth to power.

Seen as a threat to their power, the Oromo, Ethiopia’s largest ethnic group, paid a hefty price. Oromo students were dismissed from institutions of learning in large numbers, Oromo artists were either killed or forced into exile, thousands continue to languish in prisons across the country and many others lead a life of exile in their own homes.