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AAGE — Amhara Advocacy Group in Europe

Documentation, research and advocacy for civilian protection in Ethiopia's Amhara region.

In this issue  ·  No. 49  ·  June 2026 Last updated 11 June 2026

Resources.

Reports, investigations and organisations documenting the ongoing crisis in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. Primary sources for journalists, researchers and advocates.

“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.”

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The normative foundation this entire record rests on. The full text — preamble and thirty articles — is published here in full.

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The binding instruments.

1948

Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide

The binding duty to prevent and punish the gravest of crimes — Ethiopia was among the first states in the world to ratify it, in 1949.

Read the full text →

1966

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)

The binding guarantee of civil and political rights, to which Ethiopia is a state party.

Read the full text →

Essential references.

Three sources that, between them, establish what is happening, prove it, and keep the record current.

Amnesty International — Ethiopia findings.

Human Rights Watch — Ethiopia findings.

Genocide prevention & legal documentation.

Recommended reading.

On screen.

Audiovisual material that gives a face and a voice to what the institutional record above documents. We list it separately, and deliberately: these works accompany the primary sources — they do not replace them.

Award-winning documentary We’re Still Breathing: Amhara Genocide in Ethiopia Directed by Graham Peebles · Winner, Best Society Film — Toronto Documentary Feature & Short Film Festival, 2024 (fifth award) Watch & read at grahampeebles.org ↗
Institutional act Santa Barbara County resolution in support of the Amhara people Adopted 27 February 2024 · introduced by First District Supervisor Das Williams. A formal act of solidarity by a US county. Read the announcement ↗

Organisations advocating for the Amhara cause.

Take action

Discover the ongoing injustice against the Amhara people and find out how you can help. Share these resources, contact your representatives, and support the organisations working on the ground.

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