Advocacy for Oromia Association in Dandenong, Victoria | Non-profit organisation

Advocacy for Oromia Association

Locality: Dandenong, Victoria

Phone: +61 413 928 737

Address: 39 Clow st, 3175 Dandenong, VIC, Australia

Website: https://advocacy4oromia.org

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23.01.2022 Updated: February 27, 2021 Ethiopian federal forces violated the laws of war by carrying out indiscriminate shelling of urban areas in the Tigray region in November of 2020, Human Rights Watch said on February 10. These artillery attacks struck homes, hospitals, schools, and markets, resulting in at least 83 civilian deaths and over 300 injuries. Continue readingWhy Biden should demand answers from Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed

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09.01.2022 The scarcity of independent reporting coming out of Tigray during this conflict was already deeply alarming. Now, the Ethiopian military’s arrests of journalists and media workers will undoubtedly lead to fear and self-censorship, said CPJ Africa - Committee to Protect Journalists sub-Saharan Africa representative, Muthoki Mumo. Ethiopian authorities should release these journalists and media workers immediately and provide guarantees that the press can cover the conflict in Tigray without intimidation.

05.01.2022 Do you live in, or have you recently visited, Werribee, Tarneit, or Hoppers Crossing? Viral fragments of COVID-19 have been detected in local wastewater. If you... live in or have visited these areas from 23 February 2021 and have any symptoms, please get tested. Stay home until you have your result. People who have or have recently had COVID-19 may shed fragments of the virus. These fragments can enter wastewater through toilet bowls, sinks and drains. This viral shedding may come from different sources such as used tissues, off hands and skin, or in stools. This may last beyond a person’s infectious period. Want to know more about wastewater testing? Visit: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/wastewater-monitoring-covid-19