Re: Eritrean forces killed unarmed civilians, new report says
Awetash, anta kodar ugum jeberti, seba endeye setye. Axgame seb deyu. elelel.it is ok for half humans to be dead
Re: Eritrean forces killed unarmed civilians, new report says
Tekeba,
Write a "Letter to the editor". I am not the editor and cannot help you with your complaint.
"...The report titled ‘Investigation into Grave Human Rights Violations in Aksum City’ is only a preliminary finding, and was released a day after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed admitted for the first time the presence of Eritrean troops on Ethiopian soil."
Write a "Letter to the editor". I am not the editor and cannot help you with your complaint.
"...The report titled ‘Investigation into Grave Human Rights Violations in Aksum City’ is only a preliminary finding, and was released a day after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed admitted for the first time the presence of Eritrean troops on Ethiopian soil."
Re: Eritrean forces killed unarmed civilians, new report says
Awetash I don't care did not you read what I said half humans are like nothing for me. Mother fuxxer jeberti
Re: Eritrean forces killed unarmed civilians, new report says
From NPP to ICC for Abiy. For Issu: going back down to the gutter 
Re: Eritrean forces killed unarmed civilians, new report says
The Janjaweed are wreaking havoc
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Re: Eritrean forces killed unarmed civilians, new report says
Eritreans Behind Atrocity in Northern Ethiopia, Report Finds
March 23, 2021, 5:49 PM PDT
More than a hundred people were killed last November by Eritrean forces in the northern Ethiopian town of Axum, according to the Ethiopian independent human rights body.
The rights group based its findings on interviews with 45 family members of the victims as well as survivors, eyewitnesses and religious leaders. The death toll could be higher, the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission said in a statement on Wednesday...
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... hJoNoayw1w
March 23, 2021, 5:49 PM PDT
More than a hundred people were killed last November by Eritrean forces in the northern Ethiopian town of Axum, according to the Ethiopian independent human rights body.
The rights group based its findings on interviews with 45 family members of the victims as well as survivors, eyewitnesses and religious leaders. The death toll could be higher, the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission said in a statement on Wednesday...
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... hJoNoayw1w