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By CPJ:Committee To Protect Journalists -
Jun 28, 2005
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By HRW: Human Rights Watch -
Jun 15, 2005
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In the wake of last weeks election-related protests, the Ethiopian governments crackdown on potential sources of unrest has spread throughout the country, Human Rights Watch said today. While international attention has focused on events in Addis Ababa, opposition members and students in other cities are increasingly at risk of arbitrary arrest and torture. |
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By CPJ: Committee To Protect Journalists -
Jun 08, 2005
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The Committee to Protect Journalists today sent the following open letter to Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, condemning the government's harassment of journalists covering the elections and the post-elections violence which has engulfed the capital. |
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By Professor Said S. Samatar -
Mar 24, 2005
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The last issue of "Regional Events" gave you a sample of seleda.com, an Ethiopian humor online magazine that specializes in heavy doses of irony and satire. In this issue, we take you to Somalia, courtesy of wardheernews.com, where the subject is considerably more serious: political Islam. The article is very provocative and controversial and, in our view, this kind of freedom of expression on this subject, is long overdue. |
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By Awate Staff -
Feb 25, 2005
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Normally, at Regional Events we tell you all the going-ons in Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Sudan. This time, we are just going to tell you to check out an Ethiopian website we really, really like that refuses to update itself (part of its charm.) It is the irreverent Seleda.com. Here's a sample from the "humble editors" (there is a lot of inside information...and it helps if you understand Amharic.) Consider this our "people-to-people" dialogue, which VOA stole from us without any attribution... |
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