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Detention Memoir: Eleven detainees, eleven days. What really happened

From left, journalist Zelalem Workagegnehu, blogger and rights activist Mahlet Fatahun and blogger/journalist/rights activist Befeqadu Hailu as pictured next to the police station where the eleven of them were detained for eleven days Befeqadu Hailu, for Addis Standard Addis Abeba, April 09/2018 - Have you ever

April 9, 2018

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Ethiopia, ZoneNine, Press Freedom, Human Rights, Africa, Commentary

Commentary: Revisiting the lives of Ethiopian freed prisoners. Are they really free?

Mahlet Fantahun (Translated by Zecharias Zelalem) Addis Abeba, Nov. 07/2017 - Looking at the lives of Ethiopians who were once incarcerated for no sufficient reasons then “freed” from prisons often after arduous court battles, such as the case for Zone9 blogging collective in which I was

November 7, 2017

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Ethiopia, ZoneNine, Freedom of the press, Africa

News: Ethiopia Supreme Court set free two members of zone9 bloggers, rules two others to defend criminal charges

Mahlet Fasil Addis Abeba, April 06, 2017 - Ethiopia’s Supreme Court has today passed its long-awaited verdict on prosecutor's appeal against the acquittal from terrorism charges of four members of the Zone9 blogging collective. According to today’s verdict, the Supreme Court overruled prosecutor’s appeal and upheld

April 6, 2017

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Detention Memoir: Eleven detainees, eleven days. What really happened

Commentary: Revisiting the lives of Ethiopian freed prisoners. Are they really free?

News: Ethiopia Supreme Court set free two members of zone9 bloggers, rules two others to defend criminal charges

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