Ethiopia's Path to a More Stable and Democratic Future is Increasingly At Risk

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Washington, DC — The government, citizens, and the international community should act now to prevent the promise of a new Ethiopia from slipping away.

As academics, practitioners, former diplomats, and advocates closely following Ethiopia, we are deeply concerned by growing unrest and instability following the killing of Haacaaluu Hundeessaa, a prominent Oromo musician who was gunned down on June 29 and whose death sparked a week of violence. We are equally concerned by the international community’s relative silence in response to this upheaval.

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