Blog - Page 13 of 32 - Ambassador Media

Crackdown on Press Freedom: The Arrest of Abebe Fikir and the Growing Threat to Journalism in Ethiopia

Muluken TekleyohanesApr 24, 2025May 1, 20250

On the evening of April 23, 2025, Abebe Fikir, a journalist working with The Reporter, one of Ethiopia’s leading independent newspapers, was arrested under unclear

Authorities should drop their investigations into Addis Standard and return its equipment.” CPJ

KidusApr 24, 2025April 24, 20250

“The Addis Standard raids are the latest moves in the Ethiopian government’s campaign to silence independent media. The confiscation of the outlet’s equipment raises grave

The suffering and calls for justice from the Amhara people, especially women and girls

KidusApr 24, 2025April 24, 20250

Press StatementGlobal Amhara Coalition The suffering and calls for justice from the Amhara people, especially women and girls, have not received sufficient attention from the

Modern dictator Abiy Ahmed Political Crisis , Power Imbalance and Single-Party Dominance

KidusApr 23, 2025April 23, 20250

Ethiopia is facing an escalating political crisis rooted in a deepening power imbalance and the resurgence of single-party dominance, sparking concern among citizens, opposition groups,

Education and Human Rights in Northern Ethiopia: A Crisis in Progress

Muluken TekleyohanesApr 23, 2025April 23, 20250

In the northern regions of Ethiopia—especially Tigray and Amhara—the right to education is under critical threat. Years of conflict, instability, and displacement have stripped millions

Sisay Agena: From Serving the Fight for Freedom to Serving the Fight Against Freedom Fighters

KidusApr 21, 2025April 21, 20250

“Time reveals everything.” Over the years, especially after the fall of TPLF and the rise of Abiy Ahmed, cracks began to appear in Sisay’s ideological

Ethiopian Federal Police Raid Sparks Outcry Over Press Freedom

Muluken TekleyohanesApr 19, 2025April 21, 20250

April 19 2025 In a move widely condemned by press freedom advocates, federal police in Ethiopia carried out a coordinated raid on April 17 targeting

Over 120 Civilians Killed in Drone Strikes in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region

KidusApr 19, 2025April 19, 20250

A series of drone strikes in Ethiopia’s Amhara region has reportedly claimed the lives of over 120 civilians, according to reports emerging from the area.

EPRP Demands Release of Political Prisoners, Condemns Government Repression

KidusApr 16, 2025April 16, 20250

The Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Party (EPRP) has released a forceful statement calling for the immediate and unconditional release of all political prisoners and “prisoners of

Ethiopian authorities should drop terrorism investigations into at least seven journalists

KidusApr 15, 2025April 14, 20250

Ethiopian authorities should drop terrorism investigations into at least seven journalists from the privately owned Ethiopian Broadcasting Service (EBS) who were detained over what authorities said was

Ethiopia’s Government Exposed: IRC Ranks Nation Among World’s Worst Crises While State Media Sells Empty Dreams

EDITORIAL | Ethiopia’s Press Freedom Crisis: A Government Driving Journalists Into Exile

Former Peace Minister Taye Dendea Sentenced to 7 Years as Critics Call Ethiopia’s Justice System a Complete Failure

Crackdown on Press Freedom: The Arrest of Abebe Fikir and the Growing Threat to Journalism in Ethiopia

Authorities should drop their investigations into Addis Standard and return its equipment.” CPJ

The suffering and calls for justice from the Amhara people, especially women and girls

Modern dictator Abiy Ahmed Political Crisis , Power Imbalance and Single-Party Dominance

Education and Human Rights in Northern Ethiopia: A Crisis in Progress

Sisay Agena: From Serving the Fight for Freedom to Serving the Fight Against Freedom Fighters

Ethiopian Federal Police Raid Sparks Outcry Over Press Freedom

Over 120 Civilians Killed in Drone Strikes in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region

EPRP Demands Release of Political Prisoners, Condemns Government Repression

Ethiopian authorities should drop terrorism investigations into at least seven journalists