Sunday, May 13, 2012

Ethiopians protest against Meles presence at G-8 summit
Ethiomedia | May 13, 2012


WASHINGTON, DC - Prominent religious leaders, scholars, human rights activists are calling on all Ethiopians to join hands in the protest against the ethnic-apartheid leader Meles Zenawi. Aba Filipos, Dr. Aklog Birara, Ahmed Ali Nur & Tamagne Beyene, respectively, went on ESAT Radio and made the call for an Ethiopian protest against the regime that has deliberately fragmented the country along ethnic lines, while chocking the economic and political life of the Ethiopian people.Since coming to power in 1991, the government of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has committed enormous crimes, including crimes against humanity as well as genocide. Inviting a tyrant to a summit of the G-8 stature is regarded by Ethiopians and all other peace-loving peoples as an insult on the conscience of humanity, according to organizers of the pending protests.
Presented here is an audio in Amharic of brief calls for all Ethiopians to voice their protest against the visiting tyrant from Ethiopia: click here.

Protest Schedule

Monday May 14th 9AM – Protest at White House
Monday May 14th 12PM – Protest at Indian Embassy (Stop Land Grab)
(2107 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC)
Saturday May 19th – Camp David, MD
Transportation will be provided from Washington Metro Area. To register Call or text (571) 278-5346 or (571) 239-7001 or online at www.march4freedom.org
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Petition To Disinvite Meles

Top Church leader calls on Christians to support Muslim protests

WASHINGTON, DC - A top Ethiopian church leader has called on Ethiopians to join hands with their Muslim brethren in protest against the Meles Zenawi tyrannical regime.
His Grace Abune MelkeTsadik, a senior member of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahdo Church (in exile), said our Muslim brothers have been subjected to long-standing government repression. They have been enduring religious persecution in their own country. We have to unite in purpose and struggle together against the Meles Zenawi regime, the religious father told a news conference in Washington, DC on Thursday.
Press Release:
Various Political Parties, Civic Societies, Religious groups, and many activists worked together to call these protests and campaigns jointly. You are invited to be part of these historic campaigns.

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