The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission is investigating the killing of at least 48 people in Oromia, Ethiopia’s largest region. The attack, attributed to the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), was a deadly ambush that took place last week in the North Shewa district. The OLA, designated a terrorist organization by the Ethiopian government, has been accused of carrying out massacres in its fight for regional autonomy. This incident highlights the ongoing conflict in Oromia, plagued by political disputes, land issues, and ethnic tensions.
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Ethiopia’s Oromia region faces a severe kidnapping crisis, posing a significant threat to the country’s tourism industry. The Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) has been implicated in these incidents, raising concerns about the safety of travelers and deterring potential visitors. The Ethiopian government is grappling with the situation, while the OLA denies involvement.