![Photo - Oromo protest in Woliso, August 6, 2016 [Credit: Social media]](https://hornaffairs.com/wana/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Photo-Oromo-protest-in-Woliso-August-2016.jpg)
Category: Human Rights
The ‘Ethiopian Spring’: “Killing is not an answer to our grievances”
(René Lefort – Open Democracy) There is every sign that Ethiopia is plunging into a.
![Photo - Olympian Feyisa Lilesa making Oromo protest gesture in Washington, DC [Credit: Reuters]](https://hornaffairs.com/wana/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Photo-Olympian-Feyisa-Lilesa-making-Oromo-protest-gesture.jpg)
Feyisa Lilesa: From Rio to America, I’ll keep fighting Ethiopia’s oppression
(Feyisa Lilesa – Washington Post) Feyisa Lilesa is an Ethiopian Olympian and winner of a.
Ethiopia: The Government should negotiate with the Protest Movements
(Tefaye Debella) It is crucial for Ethiopians of every stripe to express our thoughts on.
Ethiopia: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back?
(Yeshitila Zewdie) From among the fairy tales I heard and know about, the making of.
![Photo - Troops on the streets of Montreal, Canada, during the 1970 October Crisis [Credit: Montreal Gazette]](https://hornaffairs.com/wana/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Photo-Troops-on-the-streets-of-Montreal-Canada-during-the-1970-October-Crisis.jpeg)
Lessons from Canada for Ethiopia in Quelling Violence
(Tesfai Hailu) “There’s a lot of bleeding hearts around who don’t like to see people.
A road map to resolving Ethiopia’s political crisis(Gen. Tsadkan G/tensae)
Editor’s note: Recently, the former Chief of Staff, General Tsadkan Gebretensae, presented a paper on Ethiopia’s current.
Hate speech, ethnic tension ahead of Kenya’s 2017 elections
(Peter Alingo) As Kenya prepares for elections next year, the political die seems already cast..
Sendafa Landfill controversy: The farmers’ version of the story
In the past two weeks, the Sendafa Sanitary Landfill have become the talking point of.
Ethiopia’s Growing Challenge of Hate speech
(Tesfai Hailu) “Hate speech is any speech, gesture or conduct, writing, or display which is.
Potential Causes, Consequences of South Sudan becoming a “Failed State”
Potential Causes and Consequences of South Sudan becoming a “Failed State”: Political and Legal Transformation from a Liberation.