Ethnic violence against Amaro Koore

Dis be part of de series of violence between minorities insyd de Southern Nations, Nationalities, den Peoples ein Region (SNNPR) den West Guji Zone of de Oromia regions, causing frequent attacks against ethnic Koore den oda minorities insyd de Amaro special woreda den surroundings. Ethiopian Human Rights Council underscored de increasingly frequent nature den spread of conflicts den security issues insyd de area call for preventative measures.

 Background den events of de conflict 
Dis section lists de background on de frequent conflicts dat occurred insyd disputed administrative ldens shared between de SNNPR den Oromia regions, which be often referred to as West Guji.
+PeriodEvent den land administrationDescriptionDatepre-1980sHistorical land occupation by de Guji den Koore peopleEviction of de Guji den Koore people by de State, annexation of deir land to de Nechisar park insyd early 1980s Historicalpre-1994Previous administration was under de Sidamo ProvinceOccasional interpersonal disputes were resolved with communal councilsHistoricalDuring EPRDFDe start of Ethnic federalismAdministration of lands with ethnic lines. De Guji Oromo fell under de Oromia region, a portion of dem inhabited areas of SNNPR. De Gedeo continued insyd SNNPR1994During EPRDFExpansion den disputes between SNNPRExpansion of de newly drawn Oromia regional state to de small zones insyd SNNPR that share bordersDuring EPRDFDuring EPRDFReferendums den conflictClashes, killings den displacement1995 to 1998During EPRDFAmaro-Guji clashes13 people killed, houses burned down, over 400 IDPs29 July 2017During Prosperity PartyPolitical "superiority" of de Guji Oromo following de Oromo-led ruling in de countryClashes, killings den displacement2018 onwardsDuring Prosperity PartyEconomic den political upper-hand of de Guji Oromo against Amaro, Gedeao den odas in de conflict areasFrustration caused widespread conflict, killings den displacement2018 onwardsDuring Prosperity PartyDe Gedeo-West Guji displacementOne million people displacedApril 2018During Prosperity PartyAttack in AmaroOLF gunmen killed 2 farmers in Amaro29 January 2019During Prosperity PartyTemporary peace offer between de OLF den a Guji regional commdenerWarring parties include de Amaro den Gadeo communities with de Guji Oromo that get assistance from de OLF. OLF often collaborates with de federal troops or de Oromo Special Force (OSF)January 2021During Prosperity PartyDeadly attack on Amaro-Guji communal leaders6 people killed during communal leaders meeting in Gelana woreda18 March 2021During Prosperity PartyInstigation of violence by de Guji Oromo militiasViolence continued despite peace offering between OLF den a Guji regional commander2021During Prosperity PartyAggression of de OLF-SheneOLF-Shene claimed control of some territory in Guji2021During Prosperity PartyArmed group opened fire during a reconciliation meeting at Gelana, Amaro zone8 killed, 4 injured. OLF-Shene gunmen reported as suspect9 March 2021During Prosperity PartyAttack on Amaro2 farmers killed in de Kore Kebele, in de Amaro Zone by an armed group29 March 2021During Prosperity PartyAttack on Amaro1 farmer injured while he was asleep in de Gamule Kebele, in de Amaro Zone by an armed group30 March 2021During Prosperity PartyAttack on Amaro1 farmer killed in de Kejalo Kebele in Amaro Zone by armed group31 March 2021During Prosperity PartyAttack in de conflict areas11 people killed by militia group from Gelana den Suro Berguda Woreda of West Guji Zone5-30 March 2021During Prosperity PartyClash between de Koore den oda militias5 killed, 15 injured. Armed clashes between de Koore militas members den de ENDF government forces with Derashe ethnic militias in Holte kebele in Derashe special woreda, den Buniti, Abulo, den Alfacho kebeles in de Amaro zoneJune 2022During Prosperity PartyOLF-Shene attacked Amaro3 Amaro farmers killed, 2 injured, den livestock stolen from 12 farmers 6 July 2022

 References 
Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars
Category:2020s insyd Ethiopia
Category:Ethiopian civil conflict (2018–present)
Category:1990s insyd Ethiopia
Category:2000s insyd Ethiopia
Category:2010s insyd Ethiopia