To the UN Security Council: a plea to intervene to Stop the Bloodshed in Ethiopia


To the UN Security Council: a plea to intervene to Stop the Bloodshed in Ethiopia
The Issue
To the UN Security Council: a plea to intervene to Stop the Bloodshed in Ethiopia
Oromos have been continuously protesting for the past nine months against marginalization and Injustice in Ethiopia. During this time, over 800 Oromos have been brutalized, over 30,000 -50,000 have been detained and large numbers have disappeared by the government’s security forces. The Amhara Regional state people joined the protest in August 2016. Since then, over 30 Amharas have been killed, and many others have been arrested.
Many International human rights organizations such as HRW, AI, and the HRLHA have documented the gross human rights violations in Ethiopia over the last two decades. Their reports have caught the attention of government agencies such as the EU parliament and UN human rights experts.
Recently the UN Human Rights Commissioner has called for a probe into the killings of protesters in Oromia & Ahmara regional states by the Ethiopian government. In response, the government of Ethiopia promptly rejected the UN human rights chief’s call
Please sign this petition to the UN Security council calling upon it to convene an urgent meeting and pass a resolution to intervene in Ethiopia and stop the unprecedented killings, tortures, forceful disappearances, and rapes by the killing squad Agazi force in Oromia and Amhara regional states of Ethiopia
Human Rights League of the Horn of Africa (HRLHA)
HRLHA is a non-political organization which attempts to challenge human rights abuses suffered by the peoples of various nations and nationalities in the Horn of Africa. HRLHA is aimed at defending fundamental human rights including freedoms of thought, expression, movement, and organization. It is also aimed at raising the awareness of individuals about their own basic human rights and that of others. It focuses on the observances as well as the due processes of law. It promotes the growth and development of free and vigorous civil societies

The Issue
To the UN Security Council: a plea to intervene to Stop the Bloodshed in Ethiopia
Oromos have been continuously protesting for the past nine months against marginalization and Injustice in Ethiopia. During this time, over 800 Oromos have been brutalized, over 30,000 -50,000 have been detained and large numbers have disappeared by the government’s security forces. The Amhara Regional state people joined the protest in August 2016. Since then, over 30 Amharas have been killed, and many others have been arrested.
Many International human rights organizations such as HRW, AI, and the HRLHA have documented the gross human rights violations in Ethiopia over the last two decades. Their reports have caught the attention of government agencies such as the EU parliament and UN human rights experts.
Recently the UN Human Rights Commissioner has called for a probe into the killings of protesters in Oromia & Ahmara regional states by the Ethiopian government. In response, the government of Ethiopia promptly rejected the UN human rights chief’s call
Please sign this petition to the UN Security council calling upon it to convene an urgent meeting and pass a resolution to intervene in Ethiopia and stop the unprecedented killings, tortures, forceful disappearances, and rapes by the killing squad Agazi force in Oromia and Amhara regional states of Ethiopia
Human Rights League of the Horn of Africa (HRLHA)
HRLHA is a non-political organization which attempts to challenge human rights abuses suffered by the peoples of various nations and nationalities in the Horn of Africa. HRLHA is aimed at defending fundamental human rights including freedoms of thought, expression, movement, and organization. It is also aimed at raising the awareness of individuals about their own basic human rights and that of others. It focuses on the observances as well as the due processes of law. It promotes the growth and development of free and vigorous civil societies

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Petition created on 27 August 2016
