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It was heard that four government media journalists fled the country

#Ethiopia Vazema Radio reported that they have confirmed from various sources that four journalists who were working in media outlets close to the government and managed by the ruling party have fled the country.

According to the information collected by Evelema, at least thirteen private media and internet journalists have fled the country in the last six months. Although the persecution of private media journalists has been seen several times in the last three years, it has been a daily occurrence for the past three decades.

Even though Kubla has been dormant for the past twenty years, according to government media experts; This season, four journalists from Fana Broadcasting and the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation (EBC) left the country and did not return.

Among them, Solomon Alemu, who has served Fana Broadcasting Corporation for nearly twenty years at various levels, is said to have applied for asylum in the United States a few weeks ago. Solomon Elmu was sent to America for work a few months ago. The report indicated that although he returned in the middle, he requested permission again and traveled to the United States with the remaining visa period and filed an asylum request there.

Salomon Alemu Fanan was an editor who worked from a reporter to a sector director and has been in charge of the television news sector since the start of Fana Broadcasting Corporate television broadcasting.

Kokiya Hailemariam, who was in charge of Fana digital media, has also sought asylum in England. Kooya Hailemariam has worked at Fana Broadcasting Corporate for more than 15 years and has worked from the lowest level to the director of the digital sector.

Kooya Hailemariam previously attended his second degree in England. After that, he had been serving the institution for years. However, he is understood to have returned to England and sought asylum a few weeks ago.

It is understood that Tesfaye Kebede, a journalist who was working as an editor in Fana Television, recently went to the United States for training as known by the institution and did not return.

It will also be remembered that ABC journalist Mkades Tilahun, who traveled with her to report on an agriculture-related conference in the United States attended by President Sehalework Zewde, was kidnapped and fled from an airport in the United States.

The close friends of the two journalists that Eve spoke to; They stated that it was the unbiased practices at their place of work and the entrenched ethnic politics that forced the journalists to migrate. He said that he was thinking of not spending the opportunity to travel to foreign countries.

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