Ethiopia limits diplomats’ movements, media access
Oromo regional police officers patrol in pick-up truck during the Oromo new year holiday of Irreechaa in Bishoftu, southeast of Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa, on October 2, 2016 (AFP Photo/Zacharias...
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View ArticleEthiopia limits foreign diplomats’ movements
New restrictions are part of a six-month state of emergency declared by the government eight days ago. Ethiopia has also banned access to foreign-based opposition media [Tiksa...
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View ArticleNew Ethiopian clampdown
(DW) –Ethiopia has curbed foreign diplomats’ travel and banned access to foreign-based opposition media in latest provisions tacked on to the state of emergency, introduced in response to a wave of...
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