AAGE — Amhara Advocacy Group in Europe
Documentation, research and advocacy for civilian protection in Ethiopia’s Amhara region.
AAGE — Amhara Advocacy Group in Europe
Documentation, research and advocacy for civilian protection in Ethiopia’s Amhara region.
Each investigation here is a written report assembled from institutional sources, field documentation, and cross-source verification. Where the press cannot enter, we count, we read, and we record.
Eight years of killings in the four Wollega zones of western Oromia, 2018 to 2026, and the investigation that never came. Numbered paragraphs, every figure tied to a source and graded by standard of proof.
On 22 July 2026 a drone struck the St. Arsema Unity Monastery in South Wollo as nuns prepared food for worshippers — at least seven killed, most of them nuns and clergy. A developing record.
Eleven detained Amhara — a historian, journalists, physicians, elected officials, a party chairman — and the machinery of emergency law, capital charges and defied courts behind them.
In Ethiopia, 9 million children are out of school. 4.4 million come from a single region. The structural anatomy of an educational collapse.
The institutional record on the systematic use of sexual violence as a weapon of war — and the silence around it.
Clergy killed, congregations ambushed, holy sites shelled — the Ethiopian Orthodox church, and the Amhara faithful, as a target.
Since 2023, government drones have killed more than 1,000 civilians in Amhara — the weapon, the toll, and the silence around it.