CLEAN : Suppression in Ethiopia dubbed human rights crisis by Amnesty

The video discusses the ongoing protests in Ethiopia, particularly in Oromia, against the government's excessive use of force. The protests, which began peacefully in November, escalated in December with the government using force, resulting in deaths, including at Haramaya University. Protesters demand the cancellation of a master plan, regional autonomy, human rights, and the release of political leaders. The media is heavily suppressed, with journalists jailed, making it difficult to express opposition. Amnesty International calls for attention to the human rights crisis. The video urges the cessation of extrajudicial killings and demands justice for those responsible.

What events led to the excessive use of force by the government in Oromia?

What demands have the protesters made in response to the government's actions?

How has the situation regarding freedom of expression changed in Ethiopia?

What role does independent media play in the current situation in Ethiopia?

What actions does Amnesty International suggest to address the human rights crisis?