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Ethiopian Patriarch urges end to violence gripping Orthodox Christians in Oromia region

Ethiopian Patriarch urges end to violence gripping Orthodox Christians in Oromia region
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Patriarch Abune Mathias I of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church has called for an immediate end to violence against Orthodox Christians in the Oromia region. Recent attacks in the East Arsi Zone have resulted in deaths, displacement, and the destruction of historic churches.

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The ongoing violence highlights severe ethnic and religious tensions in Ethiopia, posing a significant challenge to national security and human rights.

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His Holiness Abune Mathias I, patriarch of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, is urging an end to a chain of violence, gripping the southeastern region of Oromia and endured by members of his denomination.

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The report focuses on the humanitarian appeal of a religious leader and provides factual context regarding the conflict zones.

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