Ethiopia—An Abusive Home for its People? Mr. Obang Metho and Mr, Abdullah Hussen

Описание: Abdullah Hussen /Worked government Ogden region official from 2008 to 2012/ went out of the country in 2012 Now lives in Sweden.
Head of media region
Chairman of Somali regional of youth association
Advisor of president of ogaden towards youth development
Member of Ethiopia youth executive committee one of youth founder

The government officials and police officers including the commissioner are confessing their human right abuse by their own mouth.

Number of prison and prisoners human right report Report of Utlendingsforvaltningens Land info about Ethiopia prison state that the exact number of prisons is unknown, but there are an estimated 120 federal and regional prisons. In addition to this, there are prisons and detention centres connected to police stations and on the woreda and kebele administrative levels. No independent or international organization has access to Ethiopia's prisons. That makes it difficult to know how many people who are detained. In 2010 it was estimated that 86,000 were imprisoned, but the figure is very uncertain. Usually women and men have separate prison facilities. Landinfo's sources describe prison conditions as generally bad, with prisoners facing serious abuse and intimidation. Being whipped with wires and electrical cords and threats of being injected with HIV-infected blood are some of the methods used.

People go Kenya not for economic reasoning but because of politics.
Each year, over 350,000 Ethiopian refugees flee. Here are the top 4 destinations of Ethiopian refugees fleeing each year.1) Yemen - 100,000 Ethiopian refugees2) Kenya - 90,000 Ethiopian refugees3) Sudan - 67,000 Ethiopian refugees4) Eritrea - 55,000 Ethiopian refugees
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In 2011 Swedish journalists they are not poisoned and abused because they are terrorists but because they are journalists at wrong place and time for the government. Because their government is concerned about them they are freed by long discussion.
However, there are many Ethiopian internationally recognized journalists who are jailed till this day.



Human right Report "all they want is confession"

I would like to refer this part of human right report to the speaker and to whom it may concern
To the Donor Community

• Publicly and privately raise concerns with Ethiopian government officials at all levels regarding torture, ill-treatment, and other human rights violations in Maekelawi and other detention facilities in Ethiopia. Press especially the federal affairs minister, the federal police commissioner, and the justice minister to adopt policies to end the abuse and ensure those responsible are held to account.

• Public urge prompt, transparent, and impartial investigations into allegations of abuse in detention facilities.

• Actively seek unhindered access to Maekelawi and other detention facilities for international human rights and humanitarian organizations and for diplomats.

• Urge Ethiopian officials to invite relevant UN and AU human rights mechanisms, including the UN Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment and the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention to visit Ethiopia.

• Monitor trials of defendants charged with offences under the Anti-Terrorism Proclamation and call on the authorities to protect all defendants' right to a Public hearing.

• Call for the amendment of the Charities and Societies Proclamation and the Anti- Terrorism Proclamation.