Ethiopia is in agony. The nation is shackled by an authoritarian government that wages war on its own citizens, tramples human rights, and pushes millions into poverty. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, once hailed as a reformer, has become the very face of oppression.
Crushing Daily Life
Ordinary Ethiopians can no longer afford to live. The cost of food, fuel, and basic necessities has skyrocketed beyond reach. Families are starving, workers are suffocating under inflation, and unemployment is robbing the youth of their future. Instead of solving the crisis, the government spends its resources on war and propaganda.
A Nation at War With Itself
Civil war has become Ethiopia’s new normal. In Amhara, Oromia, and Tigray, communities are devastated by relentless violence. Entire towns are displaced, homes destroyed, and lives shattered. The government, rather than working for peace, fuels conflict through militarization and fear.
Silencing the Brave
Those who dare to speak out face jail, torture, or death. Political leaders are imprisoned, activists are targeted, and dissenting voices are erased. Ethiopia’s prisons overflow with political prisoners while the ruling elite tighten their grip on power.
Journalists Under Attack
No democracy can survive without a free press, yet Ethiopia’s journalists are treated as enemies of the state. Reporters who expose corruption, war crimes, or government failures are harassed, arrested, and even tortured. News outlets are censored, media houses are shut down, and truth itself has become a crime. By silencing journalists, the government seeks to blind the people and hide its crimes from the world.
Torture and Fear as Tools of Power
Political figures, activists, and members of the press are not only arrested but tortured, humiliated, and broken in secret prisons. The state uses fear as its weapon, crushing the human spirit and silencing cries for justice.
A Betrayed People
Ethiopians were promised democracy, prosperity, and peace. Instead, they have been handed dictatorship, hunger, and endless war. Abiy Ahmed has betrayed the people and proven himself an enemy of the very freedom he once spoke of.
Stand Up, Ethiopia
This regime will not change willingly. Silence will only tighten the chains. The people must rise—peacefully, firmly, and united—against authoritarian rule. Ethiopia’s future belongs to its citizens, not to one man and his corrupt circle of power.
Ethiopians, your strength is greater than their weapons. Your unity is stronger than their lies. The time has come to demand freedom, to end repression, and to reclaim Ethiopia for the people.
The world may watch, but only the Ethiopian people can break these chains. Stand up. Speak out. Resist. The nation’s survival depends on it.