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    Veteran Ethiopian Political Activist Mesfin Woldemariam Has Died
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    30 September 2020

    Veteran Ethiopian Political Activist Mesfin Woldemariam Has Died

    The founder of the Ethiopian Human Rights Council, Professor Mesfin Woldemariam, has died from COVID-19 complications at age 90.

    Four African Paralympians Ran the 1500 Meters Faster Than Their Able-Bodied Counterparts
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    12 September 2016

    Four African Paralympians Ran the 1500 Meters Faster Than Their Able-Bodied Counterparts

    Algerian, Kenyan and Ethiopian visually impaired runners outperform Olympians. The Ethiopian crosses fists in solidarity with Oromo protests.

    Oromo Ethiopian Runner Claims Discrimination Ahead of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games
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    07 June 2016

    Oromo Ethiopian Runner Claims Discrimination Ahead of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games

    Long-distance runner Mohamed Kemal explains to NPR how his Oromo ethnicity has allegedly made him a target of discrimination.

    This Interactive Map Plots The Sites Of Possible Ethiopian Government Assassinations
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    12 January 2016

    This Interactive Map Plots The Sites Of Possible Ethiopian Government Assassinations

    How many protesters have been killed during the recent uprisings in Ethiopia? A new map helps us visualize the carnage.

    How The Oromo Protests Are Exposing Ethiopia’s Longstanding Political Vulnerabilities
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    15 December 2015

    How The Oromo Protests Are Exposing Ethiopia’s Longstanding Political Vulnerabilities

    The ongoing Oromo protests have brought Ethiopia’s longstanding political cleavages to the fore.

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