Dereje Teshome

Dereje Teshome Birru is an independent researcher who has Phd in political science, MA in public management and BA in political science and international relations.

EAR Op-Eds

Dereje TeshomeOctober 21, 2024
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Silent Witness: The Global Indifference to Drone Attacks on the Amhara People

1. Introduction Imagine waking up to the constant hum of drones overhead, a chilling symbol of fear and devastation for…
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Silent Witness: The Global Indifference to Drone Attacks on the Amhara People

Dereje Teshome

Silent Witness: The Global Indifference to Drone Attacks on the Amhara People

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