Rights works in Ethiopia ‘crippled’ by law: Amnesty

.March 14, 2012

A “restrictive” law in Ethiopia is exceedingly crippling rights groups, according to an Amnesty International report.

The rights watchdog pronounced a law, that it called “vaguely worded,” exceedingly restricts appropriation to inner organizations and allows for overreaching supervision interference.

“The supervision has implemented a law that has crippled tellurian rights work in Ethiopia,” pronounced Amnesty’s emissary Africa director, Michelle Kagari, in a statement, expelled on Monday.

Ethiopia: Outrage Over Abuse of Ethiopian Domestic Worker in Lebanon

March 14, 2012

Mobile phone video footage that shows an Ethiopian domestic workman being beaten and dragged by force into a automobile underneath a gawk of bystanders outward a Ethiopian consulate in Beirut, Lebanon has caused indignant reactions among Ethiopian netizens.

The video shows her laying on her behind on a side of a highway surrounded by a perpetrators who are vocalization in Arabic. One of them is seen boring her by a arms and hair. She was facing while observant in Amharic “I will not go. we will not go.”