Oromo Legacy Leadership and Advocacy Association

organizations to break this silence and confront the ongoing abuses in Oromia - a crisis too often pushed to the margins and left in the dark.

accountability. The pattern is unmistakable: systemic impunity continues to enable crimes against humanity against Oromo civilians. Silence is not neutrality, it is complicity. And complicity fuels further harm. OLLAA call on the international community and human rights…

2025 was yet another deadly year for Oromo civilians across Oromia. OLLAA documented more than 350 cases, revealing not only the scale of the violence but also a staggering failure of monitoring and accoun… Read the report: ollaa.org/civilian-harm-… #Oromia #HumanRights #Ethiopia

Ethiopia: Authorities must investigate sexual violence, summary killings and torture by OLA fighters amnesty.org/en/latest/news…

Ethiopian authorities must launch an immediate, impartial and thorough investigations into the atrocities in Oromia, with the aim of bringing all perpetrators to account and provide access to justice and remedies for victims and survivors. amnesty.org/en/documents/a…

Out today, @amnesty's new briefing documents the atrocities against civilians particularly women & girls committed by the OLA armed group in Sayo & Anfillo woredas (districts) of Kellem Wallaga zone between 2020 & 2024. Read: amnesty.org/en/latest/news…

Members of Ethiopia’s Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) have subjected women and girls to sexual violence committing rape, gang rape, sexual slavery, summary killings and destruction of civilian property which may amount to war crimes. Read more 👇 amn.st/6015hhAWz

New investigation out tomorrow documents sexual violence, summary killings, and displacement in Ethiopia’s Oromia region. These are not isolated abuses; they are war crimes that demand justice.

The latest Amnesty findings expose long‑ignored abuses against Oromo women and girls. We calls for protection, accountability, and an immediate end to all violence. All parties must act to stop abuses by their members and uphold int. law to protect women. ollaa.org/ollaa-deeply-c…

escalation. The bloodshed has gone on far too long, and the need for immediate end, accountability, and meaningful action is urgent. We call on the Ethiopian & Eritrean gov. to immediately de‑escalate tensions immediately. No more war in the Horn of Africa.

leaving millions affected by instability and continuous violence—both from state actions and from inter‑ethnic conflict. We join other human rights organizations in urging the Ethiopian government and the international community to take immediate steps to prevent further…

Ethiopia has not experienced lasting peace since its inception, and the situation has worsened under the current regime. Ethiopians from many different ethnic groups have endured deep trauma for far too long. Long‑standing grievances have strained the country’s social fabric,…

We also call the international community to act now: restore independent monitoring, ensure unhindered humanitarian access, apply targeted diplomatic pressure, and support credible accountability mechanisms to end the cycle of impunity.

We call on the Ethiopian government and all warring parties to step back immediately from further escalation. The current path of militarization is driving the country toward a preventable disaster. Restraint, dialogue, and protection of civilians must take precedence….

We joined to appeal with urgency. Ethiopia is once again nearing a breaking point, with new conflict looming while communities continue to suffer targeted violence, mass displacement, and systematic abuses—still without accountability…. globalr2p.org/publications/e…

In the East Borana Zone, specifically in the Gumi Eldalo and Liban districts, the Somali Region Special Force reportedly launched an attack against civilians. The government should immediately investigate and resolve the issue.web.facebook.com/share/p/1Ct25y…

Adanach Kumsa, an employee of the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia and mother of two children, was brutally killed in Sandafa Bake town. OLLAA urges the government to immediately bring the suspect before justice. web.facebook.com/share/p/14RRub…

In East Wollega zone, the Fano armed group has continued to displace civilians from their homes, the government should put an end to these evictions and ensure humanitarian aid for those who have already been displaced. web.facebook.com/share/r/17s9pp…

Ethiopian authorities deal latest blow to press freedom by permanently suspending 2 @dwnews journalists covering the Amhara & Tigray regions, broadly alleging violations of country’s laws. The govt should reverse the decision, end its attacks on the media. hrw.org/news/2025/12/1…

…Supporting H.Res.937 sends a clear message that the United States stands with the Ethiopian people and advocates for peace, stability, and respect for human dignity.

H.Res 937 is an important step in holding the Ethiopian government accountable for human rights abuses. By condemning corruption, persecution, and violations of religious freedom, the resolution affirms America’s commitment to justice and democratic values….

We strongly support House Resolution 937, which condemns the Government of Ethiopia for actions that threaten regional stability, violate fundamental human rights, and undermine the strategic interests of the United States in the Horn of Africa… congress.gov/bill/119th-con…