In keeping with its longstanding precedent, established over several decades, the TPLF has spent the last two years repeatedly rebuffing offers for peace and breaking ceasefires. BY FIKREJESUS AMHAZION Events in the Tigray region of Ethiopia continue to rapidly develop. The TPLF, which started the current third round of military confrontations, continues to face a […]
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What is missing is a media that dares to call a spade a spade and clearly identify the TPLF as the perpetrator, not the victim, of this disaster that it brought itself over Tigray. BY ROBERT CROWE | AFRICAN MEDIAS The signing of the peace agreement between Eritrea and Ethiopia on 9th July 2018 in […]
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BY AFP Ethiopia on Thursday passed a law punishing “hate speech” and “disinformation” with hefty fines and long jail terms, despite fears by rights groups it undermines gains in free speech.
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BY SAMUEL GEBRE | BLOOMBERG Ethiopia’s cabinet of ministers approved the ‘Computer Crime Proclamation’ that aims to prevent hate speech and dissemination of fake news. Ethiopia’s cabinet approved a law to combat hate speech and the dissemination of false information.
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BY ENDALK CHALA | GLOBAL VOICES On July 18, two Ethiopian protest groups clashed in front of the Ethiopian embassy in Washington, DC, as Ethiopia’s tense national politics spread to its diasporas. Protesters demonstrated their opposition to the current government, waving flags missing the characteristic yellow pentagram, a symbol of Ethiopia’s collective national identity.
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BY MINISTRY OF INFORMATION The Doha-based Al-Jezeera TV Stations – both English and Arabic Channels – have been spewing false and vicious news about Eritrea this week. This is not, of course, the first time for these Channels to broadcast ludicrous allegations against Eritrea.
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