Ethiopia: Party Leader in Competition Declares Holder Must See Immediate Measures to End Trips

The leader of the rival party, Professor Beyene Petros, urged the government to do its best to stop the displacement of people and support those who have been displaced and accommodated in makeshift homes [19659003]. Interview with The Ethiopian Herald Professor Beyene said: "I urge the government to address the issue of displaced people who have been expelled from their villages of Ethio-Somali, Oromia and the nations of the world. South and states of people and other regions. "

According to him, the government has shown a reluctance to take immediate action and control the situation. The constitutional and moral rights of citizens are to live where they want and there is no moral and legal basis for discriminating against people on the basis of ethnicity, he added.

Mentioning that the situation can not be managed overnight, the government must put a lot of effort into solving the problems by organizing a series of discussions among the residents in the places where the problem appeared.

Scuffles have erupted in various places in recent years, displacing tens of thousands of people. to the loss of life and the destruction of properties, it has been learned.