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Articles by Saba Mah’derom
Four ways the Ethiopian government manipulates the media
BY MERON GEBREANANAYE, SABA MAH’DEROM & KISANET HAILE MOLLA FEBRUARY 1, 2022 From targeted harassment to blackouts, Addis Ababa has tried to dilute, distract and deflect from coverage of atrocities in the Tigray war. At a media roundtable in Gondar, Ethiopia, in 2015. Credit: UNICEF Ethiopia / 2015/Tesfaye. Despite near universal condemnation and concern about atrocities committed in the Tigray war, we seem no closer to its end.
African Arguments
Addis Ababa has promised, and failed, to end the blockade before amid rising international pressure. In December 2020, the first consignment of supplies arrives in Addis Ababa for Tigray. Credit: UNICEFEthiopia/2020/NahomTesfaye. On the 24 March, the Ethiopian federal government declared “an indefinite humanitarian truce” in the Tigray region.
Four ways the Ethiopian government manipulates the media
Source: African Arguments BY MERON GEBREANANAYE, SABA MAH’DEROM & KISANET HAILE MOLLA FEBRUARY 1, 2022 From targeted harassment to blackouts, Addis Ababa has tried to dilute, distract and deflect from coverage of atrocities in the Tigray war. At a media roundtable in Gondar, Ethiopia, in 2015. Credit: UNICEF Ethiopia / 2015/Tesfaye. Despite near universal condemnation and concern about atrocities committed in the Tigray war, we seem no closer to its end.
Four ways the Ethiopian government manipulates the media
From targeted harassment to blackouts, Addis Ababa has tried to dilute, distract and deflect from coverage of atrocities in the Tigray war. At a media roundtable in Gondar, Ethiopia, in 2015. Credit: UNICEF Ethiopia / 2015/Tesfaye. Despite near universal condemnation and concern about atrocities committed in the Tigray war, we seem no closer to its end.
Make the sky safe again: Ending impunity for drone attacks in Tigray - Reinventing Peace
By Meron Gebreananaye, Saba Mah’derom, Kiros Teklay and Kisanet Haile Molla The extensive use of military unmanned aerial vehicles (‘armed drones’), for lethal strikes by the Ethiopian government in the Tigray region is fast becoming one of the most devastating but neglected human rights violations in the world.
Ethiopia: A Plea for Humanity in the Midst of Misery - Reinventing Peace
by Saba Araya, Kiros Teklay and Saba Mah’derom As the war in Ethiopia expands and gets closer to the capital city, we are living in fear. We fear for ourselves, our families, our neighbors, and our country. With every passing week, the situation of Tigrayan civilians in Addis Ababa and across Ethiopia has become progressively more desperate. As well as physical violence and dispossession, there is the real terror of threats of mass violence against ordinary citizens.
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