Ethiopia : The attack targeted ethnic Amharas, high-level Govt officials are involved
Ethiopia is bleeding. Ethnic groups that have lived in harmony for centuries are fighting with each other and rebel groups are proliferating across regions. From north to south, killings of civilians have almost become normal. The security apparatus is yet to reach a level where it can prevent armed conflicts and its recurrence. From low to high level officials, they have paid little attention to the issue. Their delayed response is not only tarnishing the image of the country, once boasted as the most stable African nation, but also compromising the safety of citizens, often leading to gruesome death of civilians. The incident that happened in West Wollega is a case in point. A massacre that claimed the lives of hundreds of innocents in just a day, has grabbed the attention of many, ranging from the spokesperson of Foreign Ministry of Iran to rights groups operating across the world. Social media users, who are concerned about the safety of citizens, are campaigning to