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Ethiopia Admits Deaths of 193 Protesters

Friday, October 27, 2006 2:47:03 AM
By LES NEUHAUS

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) - Ethiopia has acknowledged that its security forces killed 193 civilians protesting election fraud last year — three times an earlier official toll — but insists that there was no excessive force.

The figure, which Ethiopia's government admitted Thursday, was first revealed to the public last week by a senior judge appointed to investigate the violence, who accused the government of trying to cover up the findings.

Judge Wolde-Michael Meshesha, a vice chairman of the inquiry board, fled Ethiopia last month and said two other team members, including the former chairman, also fled fearing for their safety.


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