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Ethiopians in DC demand the release of Teddy Afro

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Ethiopians in Washington DC demand the release of Teddy Afro

Hundreds of Ethiopians residing in the Washington DC area held a protest rally in front of the Woyanne-occupied Ethiopian embassy to demand the immediate release of Teddy Afro. Several Ethiopian musicians were among the protesters.

Ethiopians in Washington DC demand the release of Teddy Afro: Protest in front of the Woyanne embassy

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* Journalists reporting Teddy Afro’s trial in Ethiopia arrested
* Woyanne throws Teddy Afro in jail
* Woyanne court rules against Tedy Afro
* Teddy Afro’s lawyer arrested
* Teddy Afro – Another victim of Ethiopia’s ruthless dictator

12 thoughts on “Ethiopians in DC demand the release of Teddy Afro”

  1. Bravo Washington you guys did a maginificent job against weyane.

    Bravo ethiopians get up and stand up against the weyane tyranny.

    by the way what the hell is the so called moron hailu shawel and his EPRP gangesters do while they need to contribute thier own part to moblize and act in the realese of Tedy Afro.

    I recently had followed the hailu shawl fudo type adjenda and his EPRP destructive elements, that they never said any word agaist weyane in release of Tedy, while they still bombarding thier endless cult against some genuine oppostions that stands against Weyane.

    Shame on Aste Hailu and his EPRP collaborators.

    Free Teddy Afro Now!

  3. I must admit I like ER’s way of referring to the Embassy as, “Woyane Occupied Ethiopian Embassy” instead of ‘The Woyane Embassy’ as some allege it is. “The Woyane this…Woyane that…” really do not explain what has happened to our country and institutions.

  4. Protest works only in a civilized and civil society. I do not think Woyane is civil nor civilized. I hate to tell you all, “It is not going to work”. It is simply a waste of time and energy. Meles is testing our guts and strength and will continue to crush us little by little until we all submit and bow to his ethnic politics. He can put our people in jail any time he wants, and release them when he want, He can shave their head and humiliate them and he can have them killed when he wishes. As Meles said “Time to put your pants on”.

  6. Ya, where is our Flag? this should not be a one day event, the struggle must continue until Teddy and other political prisinors are set free. FREE ALL POLIITICAL PRISONERS!!

  9. You guys really are making fun of yourself. In one hand you are convinced that any form of peaceful struggle is a futile attempt to win weyane on the other hand you waste your time and energy lining up and barking before weyane embassy. Kinijit leaders were released not because of your protest gatherings but because of the “good will” of weyane. Wyane can imprison anyone any time and release any time and kill any time. That is weyane.

    To remind you again it is not only Tedy Afro who is in prison. There are hundreds of Tedy Afros. Have you guys been out there for protest during the Gambella genocide? During the ogaden genocide? This protest was nothing but a hypocryte. Don’t be emotional. Have a clear vision and struggle consistently. Join Mr Obang!!!Be organised!! Use ETN effectivelly!! Stop calling names!!

    May my God be with Tedy Afro and other hundreds of poletical victims of weyane.

    Salam

  10. WE ALL KNOW THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE LEADING PARTY
    BUT
    FIRST LET’S HAVE A GOVERNMENT THAT CAN LEAD BETTER THAN WOYANE………..???????
    WITH OUT THAT WE CAN NEVER DEVELOP
    TRUST ME
    IN ETHIOPIA…..IF THERE IS ANOTHER PARTY THERE IS STILL GONNA BE A PROBLEM…..PROBABLY WORST THAN THE CURRENT

    ALWAYS TRY TO THINK A BETTER WAY
    DON’T STICK TO THINGS
    LOOK FOR Y IF X DOESN’T WORK OUT

  11. I admire your resilience! Almost everybody has given up the opposition. The question is, what will the opposition bring about? I remember no one opposition from diaspora has brought about a “change” to Ethiopia in history.

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