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Prosperity Party in Name, Poverty and Suffering in Reality! They call themselves the Prosperity Party, but what does prosperity actually mean to the Ethiopian people? After years of promises about peace, development, unity, and economic transformation, millions of Ethiopians continue to experience displacement, hunger, insecurity, and unimaginable human suffering. Look at the reality on the ground: ●- Mass displacement: Millions of Ethiopians have been forced to abandon their homes, livelihoods, and communities, living as internally displaced people with little certainty about their future. ●- Mass killings and atrocities: Tens of thousands of people have reportedly lost their lives in successive conflicts and episodes of violence, leaving countless families grieving for loved ones. ●- Widespread hunger and poverty: Millions struggle to secure their next meal while the cost of living continues to place unbearable pressure on ordinary families. ●- Collapse of public security: Citizens cannot travel safely on major roads and transportation routes without fearing armed attacks, abductions, robbery, or violence. ●- An education crisis: Millions of children have been deprived of their fundamental right to education because of conflict, displacement, insecurity, and the destruction or closure of schools. ●- Deteriorating healthcare: In many conflict-affected communities, hospitals and health centers are damaged, medical professionals are unavailable, and essential medicines and medical supplies are desperately scarce. ●- Systematic insecurity in Amhara: Amhara communities continue to report killings, displacement, arbitrary detention, and other grave abuses, including allegations of government forces committing serious violations against civilians. ●- The erosion of fundamental freedoms: Independent journalists, civic organizations, political opponents, and ordinary citizens face intimidation, restrictions, detention, and pressure for expressing their views. And this is happening in a country blessed with extraordinary human resources, fertile land, enormous agricultural potential, rich cultural heritage, and a population whose resilience has carried Ethiopia through generations of hardship. Ethiopia deserves better. Prosperity cannot be measured by political slogans, grand speeches, expensive development projects, or government propaganda. It must be measured by whether a mother can feed her children, whether a farmer can cultivate his land without fear, whether a student can attend school, whether a patient can access medical treatment, whether citizens can travel safely, and whether every Ethiopian can live with dignity and equal protection under the law. What kind of prosperity leaves millions homeless, children without classrooms, families without food, communities without security, and citizens without confidence in their future? Ethiopians, regardless of ethnicity, religion, region, or political affiliation, deserve a country where human life is protected, justice is respected, public institutions serve the people, and government power is exercised with accountability. The name Prosperity Party cannot substitute for actual prosperity. A government must ultimately be judged by the conditions in which its people live, not by the promises it makes. If prosperity is what they promise, then poverty, displacement, insecurity, and suffering are what millions of Ethiopians are experiencing. The Ethiopian people deserve answers, accountability, peace, and a future worthy of their sacrifices. #AmharaGenocide @UNGeneva @UN_HRC @UNHumanRights @EU_Commission @EUCouncil @realDonaldTrump @StateDept @SecRubio @SenateForeign @HouseGOP @HouseForeignGOP @HouseForeign @POTUS @_AfricanUnion @EUinEthiopia @ECLJ_Official @IMFNews