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     Finote Democracy Voice of Ethiopian   Unity Radio 11/23/2013
Finote Democracy Voice of Ethiopian   Unity Radio 11/23/2013
    
    
     
 
    
    
    By Mirjam van Reisen* | IDN-InDepth NewsAnalysis
    BRUSSELS (IDN) - In the early morning of October 3 a tourist was enjoying the beautiful quiet beach of the Italian Mediterranean Island when three swimmers appeared. Three African young men frantically asked for help. They had left their mothers behind in a ship on sea that was on fire
    
    
      - DAVID CRARY - AP National Writer (AP) 
To many Christian evangelicals, their commitment to finding homes for the world's orphans is something to celebrate — and they will, gathering at hundreds of churches across America to direct their thoughts and prayers to these children.
    
    By Tedla Asfaw
      
      Dear ESAT Producer of "Sile Ethiopia",    
    I followed  today, Oct. 22 ,  program of  "Sile Ethiopia". The "denouncement", by Jawar Mohamed on  his facebook about the recent woyane appointment of high rank military officials  which you read, is not unexpected. Jawar, the leader of "Oromo First"  movement, is seeing all the politics from  Oromos VS Others angle.    
    
    
    
   October  19, 2013
      
       
       The Global Slavery Index has revealed that Ethiopia fares amongst the  highest 12 countries that have reduced a part of their population to slavery. 
       
       ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopian police investigators in Addis Ababa's main detention center have tortured political detainees and regularly mistreat people in custody to extract confessions, Human Rights Watch (HRW) reported on Friday.
       
       The Ethiopian government, long seen by the West as a bulwark against militant Islam in the Horn of Africa, has denied frequent accusations that it uses state institutions to stifle dissent and silence political opposition.
       
       Nearly 30 million people live in slavery worldwide, with most of them in Asia and Africa, according to a report released Thursday. 
       Here are the highlights of the report: 
       -- India, China, Pakistan, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Russia, Thailand, Democratic Republic of Congo, Myanmar and Bangladesh together account for more than three-quarters of the total estimate.

       
    OCTOBER  17/2013
    
     Current  statistics from the Food and Africultural Organization of the UN has reaffirmed  that the three countries in Africa facing serious food shortage and the danger  of famine are Ethiopia, Zambia and Mozambique. This contradicts the doctored  statistics propagated by the regime in Addis Abeba which proclaims food sufficiency  and economic growth per annum of 11%.
Current  statistics from the Food and Africultural Organization of the UN has reaffirmed  that the three countries in Africa facing serious food shortage and the danger  of famine are Ethiopia, Zambia and Mozambique. This contradicts the doctored  statistics propagated by the regime in Addis Abeba which proclaims food sufficiency  and economic growth per annum of 11%.
    
    By Hama  Tuma
    Many many  years ago, actually a century or so ago, satirist Johnathan Swift, made a  modest proposal to combat famine and poverty and suggested it would create an  all-round profit to eat children. He put it succinctly in this way: “I have  been assured by a very knowing American of my acquaintance in London, that a  young healthy child well nursed is at a year old a most delicious, nourishing,  and wholesome food, whether stewed, roasted, baked, or boiled …” Swift being a  satirist and white no one accused him of a red gummed cannibal. 
    
    By Tedla Asfaw
    

    
    
    
    
    
    
    
     Moments after describing  the degradation and cold-blooded murder of inmates at an Ethiopian prison, Abebech Demissie looked in the face of the man she called a killer and spoke her mind.
Moments after describing  the degradation and cold-blooded murder of inmates at an Ethiopian prison, Abebech Demissie looked in the face of the man she called a killer and spoke her mind. 
     "I'm glad to be here today, I'm glad to face you. You don't have a gun anymore," she told Kefelgn Alemu Worku on Thursday after U.S. District Judge John Kane ordered him to face her so she could identify him.
     
    ENVER (AP) — A man accused of torturing and killing people in an Ethiopian prison in the 1970s was convicted of immigration charges in Denver federal court Friday.
    Kefelgn Alemu Worku (kah-FEH'-lun ah-LEE'-moo WER'-koo) was convicted on three counts related to immigration fraud, The Denver Post reported (http://tinyurl.com/mvbpvn9 ).
    
    
    
      The Associated Press
      Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013 | 12:11 a.m.
      Thousands of people each year flee Eritrea, a small Horn of Africa nation. Despite relative peace, many leave the repressive regime taking trips that can be as perilous as the recent boat disaster off the Italian island of Lampedusa
     
    
    By TOM ODULA
      Associated Press 
    ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) - The African Union will not allow a sitting head of state to be prosecuted by an international tribunal, the body's chairman said Saturday, in a clear warning it hopes to halt the crimes against humanity trial about to begin in the Hague against Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta.
    African countries accuse the International Criminal Court of disproportionately targeting African leaders. The court has indicted only Africans so far, though half of the eight cases it is prosecuting were referred by African governments. 
    
    
    
    
      By Tedla Asfaw
      Tena Yestelen Obo Tesfaye,
      It is now Friday Oct, 11, 2013 to be exact 8:30 pm ET. I  just have finished   your book “YeSedetegnaw  Mastawasha”. I read it posted on PDF. Sorry It has not   yet been released for sale.
     
     
    
    Divisions are widening within the Tigray People’s liberation Front (TPLF, hard core of the ruling EPRDF). 
    Two of the main rival forces within the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) known as the Addis Gang, led by deputy prime minister Debretsion Gebremichael, and the Tigray Group, headed by the president of the Tigray Regional State and the TPLF, Abay Woldu, are locked in a no-holds-barred struggle. The conflict has deepened in Tigray itself where their supporters even came to blows at a meeting in Mekelle.
    

    
    October  4/2013
    
     More  than 300 bodies are expected to be retrieved at the coast of Lampadusa as a  result of the disaster that struck a boat carrying close to 500 desperate  refugees from the hell hole that calls itself Libya. Most of the dead refugees  were Somalis and Eritreans and we can imagine that there were some Ethiopians  too as Ethiopians are prisoners in their hundreds in the containers of the  Libyan Desert, left to the mercy of racketeers, sadists and rapists. Ethiopians  have also died on the shores of Yemen and in the hands of modern slavery lords  from Lebanon to Qatar and beyond.
More  than 300 bodies are expected to be retrieved at the coast of Lampadusa as a  result of the disaster that struck a boat carrying close to 500 desperate  refugees from the hell hole that calls itself Libya. Most of the dead refugees  were Somalis and Eritreans and we can imagine that there were some Ethiopians  too as Ethiopians are prisoners in their hundreds in the containers of the  Libyan Desert, left to the mercy of racketeers, sadists and rapists. Ethiopians  have also died on the shores of Yemen and in the hands of modern slavery lords  from Lebanon to Qatar and beyond.
    
    At least 130 African migrants have   died and many more are missing after a boat carrying them to Europe sank off the   southern Italian island of Lampedusa.
    A total of 103 bodies have been recovered and more have been found inside the   wreck, coast guards say.
     
    
    
    

    
    
    
    
    By Maggie Michael - Associated Press
    KHARTOUM, Sudan — Security forces opened fire on Sudanese protesters Friday, witnesses said, as thousands marched through the streets of the capital in an opposition push to turn a wave of popular anger over fuel price hikes into an outright uprising against the 24-year rule of President Omar al-Bashir.    
    
    By Tedla Asfaw
     For the  68th UN General Assembly, Ethiopian delegates travel to New York was kept  secret. The regime media and its websites kept us in dark maybe as precaution  from  Al Shabab that massacred innocent civilians in  Nairobi  Westgate Mall  to avenge for the military involvement of kenya in Somalia.
For the  68th UN General Assembly, Ethiopian delegates travel to New York was kept  secret. The regime media and its websites kept us in dark maybe as precaution  from  Al Shabab that massacred innocent civilians in  Nairobi  Westgate Mall  to avenge for the military involvement of kenya in Somalia.    
     
    
    By Betre Yacob.
     The Ethiopian journalist Bisrat Woldemichael was kidnapped, threatened, humiliated, and beaten by the Ethiopian intelligence and security agents on 28 August, 2013. He has reported this incident today to journalists.
The Ethiopian journalist Bisrat Woldemichael was kidnapped, threatened, humiliated, and beaten by the Ethiopian intelligence and security agents on 28 August, 2013. He has reported this incident today to journalists.
     
     
    
    
    
    
    
    By Kidane Alemayehu
    Apologies and Compensations by Britain and The Netherlands 
    Two European nations, Britain and The Netherlands, have finally come to terms with the demand for justice by apologizing to and compensating the people of Kenya and Indonesia, respectively, for the crimes committed by the former colonial powers over half a century ago.

    
    
    
    
    
      By Tedla Asfaw
      This coming Sunday Sept 22 in Arlington, Virginia Ginbot 7 has called all   Ethiopians for open public dialogue. On this public meeting  Ginbot 7 chairman,   Dr. Birhanu Nega and the Secretary, Andargatchew Tsige will be there. This is   the “Mother of all Meetings”. Hope it will be aired live on ESAT.
     
    
    
    
    
      
        | By Hama Tuma
 
 Many naïve people like me believe that   crime does not pay while the reality shows it does. On the other hand, lying is   an art of governance not only in Africa but all over the world and even Barack   Obama has been caught in the act more than once. Remember Powell at the UN with   his ridiculous flask and the present day dull fellow Kerry following the Powell   act on Syria. Lies are part of bad governance and worse politics.
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