Thursday, January 23, 2014

ለኢሳት ቴሌቪዥን ጣቢያ መረጃ አቀብሏል ተብሎ የተከሰሰው ግለሰብ በ4 ዓመት ጽኑ እስራት ተቀጣ!!!



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Man accused of spying for ESAT sentenced to four years in prison | ለኢሳት ቴሌቪዥን ጣቢያ መረጃ አቀብሏል ተብሎ የተከሰሰው ግለሰብ በ4 ዓመት ጽኑ እስራት ተቀጣ፡፡ 

በኢትዮጵያ ኤርፖርቶች ድርጅት የጋምቤላ ኤርፖርቶች የጥበቃ ዋና መምሪያ ሰራተኛ የሆነው ሚኪያስ ንጋቱ ከ2004 ጀምሮ በርካታ መረጃ የኢሳት ጋዜጠኛ ለሆነው ፋሲል የኔዓለም እንዳቀበለ ተጠቅሷል፡፡ 

አቃቢ ህግ ከተከሳሹ ኢ ሜይል ውስጥ 10 ገጽ የጽሁፍ መረጃና ከሞባይል ስልኩ ውስጥ ደግሞ ሶስት ፎቶዎች በማስረጃነት እንዳቀረበበት ተገልጿል፡፡ 

የኢትዮጵያ መንግስት የኢሳት ቴሌቪዥን ጣቢያን አሸባሪ ነው ማለቱ ይታወሳል፡፡


Tuesday, January 21, 2014

በሰብአዊ መብት አያያዝ አደጋ ላይ የወደቀው የኢትዮጵያ ገፅታ አሁን ተባብሷል!!!

Human Right Watch በ2014



Hopes that Ethiopia’s new leadership would pursue human rights reforms following Prime Minister Meles Zenawi’s death in August 2012 have been shattered; there was no tangible change of policy in 2013. Instead, the Ethiopian authorities continue to severely restrict the rights to freedom of expression, association, and peaceful assembly, using repressive laws to constrain civil society and independent media, and target individuals with politically motivated prosecutions.

Muslim protests against perceived government interference in their religious affairs were met by security forces with arbitrary arrests and detentions, beatings, and other mistreatment throughout the year. The trial of 29 protest leaders who were arrested in July 2012 has been closed to the public, media, and family members since January. Others convicted under the country’s deeply flawed antiterrorism law—including opposition leaders and four journalists—remain in prison.

Ethiopia’s ambitious development schemes, funded from domestic revenue sources and foreign assistance, sometimes displace indigenous communities without appropriate consultation or any compensation. Security forces have also used violence, threats, and intimidation to force some groups to relocate, such as in the Lower Omo Valley where indigenous people continue to be displaced from their traditional lands, which are earmarked for state-run irrigated sugar plantations.

Freedom of Peaceful Assembly
Since early 2012, members of Ethiopia’s Muslim community—which constitutes at least 30 percent of the country’s population—have organized regular public protests. Demonstrations were triggered by perceived government interference in the Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs and the Awalia mosque in Addis Ababa.

The government has clamped down heavily on the protests, arbitrarily detaining and beating protesters, including 29 prominent activists and leaders who were arrested in July 2012 and charged in October 2012 under the Anti-Terrorism Proclamation. In January, the High Court closed those hearings to the public, including media, diplomats, and family members. Some defendants have alleged mistreatment in detention and the trials raise a number of due process concerns, including lack of access to legal counsel for some defendants for almost two months, and erratic access to relatives.

The government has also undermined the defendants’ presumption of innocence by broadcasting inflammatory material and accusations against them on state television. In February, the state-run Ethiopian Television (ETV) broadcast a program called “Jihadawi Harakat” (“Jihad War”) that included footage of at least five of the defendants filmed in pretrial detention. The program equated the Muslim protest movement with Islamist extremist groups, casting the protest leaders as terrorists.

Despite the arrests, protests continued throughout 2013. In early August, protests were organized in the capital, Addis Ababa, as well as in other cities to commemorate Eid al Fitr, the end of Ramadan. Witnesses described a heavy police presence in Addis Ababa, and credible sources said that police used excessive force to disperse the demonstrators and detained hundreds, at least temporarily.

The Semayawi Party (“Blue Party”), a newcomer to Ethiopia’s political scene, held a peaceful protest in June—the first large-scale protest organized by a political opposition party in eight years. A planned protest in August was cancelled when the Blue Party offices were raided by security forces, resulting in the arrest of dozens of people and the confiscation of equipment. The Blue Party had earlier been denied a permit by government to hold the protest.

Arbitrary Detention and Ill-Treatment
Arbitrary detention and ill-treatment in detention continues to be a major problem. Students, members of opposition groups, journalists, peaceful protesters, and others seeking to express their rights to freedom of assembly, expression, or association are frequently detained arbitrarily.

Thursday, January 16, 2014

Ethiopia’s Court Sentences Oromo Political Prisoners












Ethiopian Federal Court gave a prison sentence to an Oromo nationalist and political prisoner from three to twelve years in prison.The defendants were arrested in 2010 and were accused of being members or sympathizers of the Oromo Liberation Front, or OLF, which the government considers to be a terrorist group.
Most of the prisoners are members of Oromo People`s Congress(OPC) and Oromo Federalist Democratic Movement(OFDM).
1. Teshale Bekeshi........
2. Tirfesa Megersa........Oromo People`s Congress
3. Mulatu Abdissa..........
4. Wegayehu Dejene.....
5. Bulcha Sori Guyu.......Oromo People`s Congress
6. Gutu Mulisa...............Oromo People`s Congress
7. Asfaw Angaso..........Oromo People`s Congress
8. Mezgebu Debela.....
9. Itana Senbeto........Oromo Federalist Democratic Movement
10. Taddese Gelalcha....Oromo People`s Congress
11. Waqgari lechisa.......Oromo People`s Congress

12. Gurmesa Fufa.........Oromo People`s Congress and others oromo nationalist sentences from 3 to 12 years.

በፊንፊኔ ለጤና አገልግሎት የተሰሩ ክሊኒኮች ወደ እስር ቤትነት ተቀየሩ!!!!



በፊንፊኔ ለጤና አገልግሎት የተሰሩ ክሊኒኮች ወደ እስር ቤትነት ተቀየሩ ።



በፊንፊኔ ፖሊስ ኮሚሽን በአስሩም ክፍለ ከተሞች የመከላከያ መኮንኖች ተዛውረው መመደባቸውን ታማኝ የቅርብ ምንጮች ገለፁ። የሕወሐት አባላት የሆኑትና ከመቶ አለቃ እስከ ሻለቃ ደረጃ ያላቸው የመከላከያ መኮንኖች የፊንፊኔን ፖሊስ በበላይነት እንዲቆጣጠሩ በአስሩም ክፍለ ከተሞች የመምሪያ ሃላፊ ተደርገው መሾማቸውን ምንጮቹ አስታውቀዋል።

ከዚሁም ጎን ለጎን በፊንፊኔ በሚገኙ ወረዳዎች “ኮሚኒቲ ፖሊስ” በሚል አዳዲስ የፌደራል ፖሊሶች እንደመተደቡ ምንጮቹ አያይዘው ገለፀዋል። በፊንፊኔ በፖሊስ ሃይል እምነት ያጣው ገዢው ፓርቲ ሕወሐት/ኢህአዴግ ታማኝ በሚላቸው መኮንኖችና የፌደራል ፖሊሶችን እየተካና አፈናውን እያጠናከረ መሆኑን የጠቆሙት ምንጮቹ አክለውም አሁን በተጀመረው የክልሉን ፖሊስ የማፍረስ ተግባር በቅርብ ጊዜ የፊንፊኔ ፖሊስ ከጨዋታ ውጭ እንደሚደረግ ምንም ጥርጥር የለውም ብለዋል።
ገዢው ፓርቲ ራሱ በደነገገው ሕገ-መንግስት ላይ ፖሊስ ፀጥታውን እንደሚቆጣጠር እንዲሁም መከላከያ መኮንኖች ገለልተኛ ሆኖ የአገሩን ሉአላዊነት እንደሚጠብቅና ከማንኛውም ፖለቲካ ድርጅት ነፃ ሆኖ እንደሚቆም ሕገ-መንግስቱ የሚገልፅ ቢሆንም ነገር ግን ራሱ ላወጣው ሕገ መንግስት ተገዢ መሆን እንዳልቻለ የሕወሐት መኮንኖች ከመከላከያ ተዛውረው የፊንፊኔን ፖሊስ በበላይነት እንዲመሩና እንዲቆጣጠሩ መመደባቸው የሕገ-መንግስት ጥሰት እያካሄደ እንደሆነ በቂ ማስረጃ ነው ብለዋል ምንጮቹ።
ይህ በእንዲህ እንዳለ በፊንፊኔ ለጤና አገልግሎት የተሰሩ ክሊኒኮች ወደ እስር ቤትነት እየተቀየሩ መሆኑን ምንጮች አጋልጠዋል። በፊንፊኔ የካና አራዳ ክፍለ ከተሞች “ኬርና ፕላን” በተባሉ ግብረሰናይ ድርጅቶች የተሰሩት ጤና ጣቢያዎች ወደ ፖሊስ ጣቢያነት ተቀይረው እስረኞች እየታሰሩባቸው መሆኑን አረጋግጠዋል። በየካ ክፍለ ከተማ ቀበሌ 06/07 ቤላ፣ ፈረንሳይ ለጋሲዮን ቀበሌ 11 እንዲሁም ጃንሜዳ ቀበሌ 05 የሚገኙ ጤና ጣቢያዎች በከፊል እንደሚጠቀሱ ያስታወቁት ምንጮቹ በተጠቀሱት ቦታዎች እስረኞች በብዛት ታስረው እንደሚገኙ አያይዘው ገልፀዋል።

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

አራተኛ ወንጀል ችሎት ፍርድ አሣለፈ



የፌደራሉ ከፍተኛ ፍርድ ቤት አራተኛ ወንጀል ችሎት ዛሬ በ45 ሰዎች ላይ ከሦስት ዓመት እስከ 12 ዓመት የሚደርስ የእሥራት ፍርድ ሰጠ፡፡
የፌደራሉ ከፍተኛ ፍርድ ቤት አራተኛ ወንጀል ችሎት ዛሬ በ45 ሰዎች ላይ ከሦስት ዓመት እስከ 12 ዓመት የሚደርስ የእሥራት ፍርድ ሰጠ፡፡

ፍርዱ ከተላለፈባቸው መካከል በ1997 ዓ.ም በተካሄደው ምርጫ የፓርላማ ወንበር የነበራቸው ይገኙበታል፡፡
የተያያዘውን የድምፅ ፋይል ያዳምጡ

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