Amhara Unity Melbourne

Video footage has emerged depicting the aftermath of a devastating drone attack on unarmed civilians in Finoteselam, Amhara region of Ethiopia. The distressing footage showcases several lifeless bodies strewn across the streets, many of them suffering in excruciating pain. This leaked video is just one of numerous instances of drone attacks targeting civilians in the Amhara region, a dire situation exacerbated by a regional internet blackout. As the world's attention remains focused on Ethiopia's ongoing crisis, the suffering of innocent civilians in the Amhara region continues to escalate. Drone attacks, once regarded as a distant threat, have become a harrowing reality for the local population. The video footage serves as haunting evidence of the indiscriminate violence unleashed upon civilians in the region. The gravity of the situation is amplified by the prevailing internet blackout in the Amhara region. With communications severed, information flow has been severely restricted, leaving many to wonder about the full extent of the atrocities committed. The fear is that when the internet connection is eventually restored, more heart-wrenching stories and evidence of brutality will come to light. The Fano, a grassroots resistance movement formed in response to the massacres of Amharas, has been at the forefront of the struggle for justice and protection of their community. However, their efforts have been met with a harsh response from the Ethiopian government, under the leadership of Nobel laureate Abiy Ahmed. Reports suggest that Abiy Ahmed ordered drone attacks targeting the entire Amhara population, further exacerbating the crisis. In a recent development, the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission released a report that sheds light on the numerous atrocities being committed in the Amhara region. These include drone attacks on civilians, street killings, and extrajudicial executions. The findings of the report underscore the urgent need for international intervention to address the deteriorating humanitarian situation. As these horrifying events unfold, the world's response has been marked by silence and inaction, betraying the Amhara ethnic community in Ethiopia. International stakeholders must recognize the severity of the crisis and take immediate steps to condemn the violence, call for accountability, and support efforts to end the attacks on civilians. The people of Amhara deserve justice, protection, and the opportunity to rebuild their lives in peace. It is imperative that the world stands in solidarity with them and holds those responsible for these atrocities accountable for their actions. @EthioHRC @ocaorg @amnesty @hrw @AJEnglish @BBCNews @CNN @AFP @UNHumanRights @UNESCO @EthioHRC @USEmbassyAddis @MWLOrg_en @CPJAsia @CPJ_Eurasia @ashenafi_meaza @pen_int @pressfreedom @CPJAfrica @CPJAmericas @AbiyAhmedAli @GPEthiopia @AAA_Amhara @USEmbassyAddis @UKinEthiopia @EthiopiaEU @MikeHammerUSA @TiborPNagyJr @CohenOnAfrica @AnaMartinsGomes @JosepBorrellF @DanielBekele @FRANCE24 @BBCAfrica @AJEnglish @washingtonpost @AFP @USEmbassyAddis @StateDept #WarOnAmhara #AmharaGenocide #FreeMeskeremAbera #FreeAmharaDetainees