(EMF) – Ethiopians residing in Oslo, Norway, held a rally on Dec. 10, 2008, demanding the release of the popular artist Teddy Afro. The demonstration was held in front of a city hall where the 2008 Noble peace prize was awarded.
Demonstrators chanted: “Free Teddy Afro!” “Free all political prisoners in Ethiopia!” “Justice and democracy in Ethiopia!” They denounced the dictatorial regime of Meles Zenawi and the unjustified arrest and of Teddy Afro.
Government officials and diplomats from different countries, journalists, and guests of the Noble prize ceremony observed the demonstration. Leaflets describing the politically motivated court drama against Teddy Afro, and the injustice in Ethiopia were distributed to the public.
The protest rally was organized by Kinijit Support and Development Organization in Norway
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what about the rest of ethiopians it seems like the same mistake people made again when people ask the release of KINIJIT leaders woyane says ok i will release them in one condition “DON’T ASK ABOUT THE REST OF ETHIOPANS”that what yoy are demanding let him finish his time.i bileave he better than those who are in jail with out any trial and even their sell is unknown.HE SHOULD’T BE IN ETHIPIA IN THE FIRST PLACE.he just want to be hero that’s all he makes money by cursing them what do you expect when you step out to their door.
The ” Nefse geday” has gone to jail for about six years. It is impossible to free him just by wailing!!
Hi SAMI , I will be happy to say him , Nefse Geday , as you said him but I couln’t be sure that he is for real do that, you got it ?
I think you are ” Judge Leul’s younger brother or someone from shire,,ki ki ki .
Firid le Egiziyabihere new ,,aba ,,,