Re: Appeal to Stop the Ongoing Genocide on the Oromo People
Find, below the article, list of civilians killed, raped and properties destroyed
From: Concerned Oromo Group
(Horn of Africa Genocide Watch Group)
Arlington, Texas, USA.
Email: info@africagenocidewatch.org
June 7, 2019
To: Recipient address
Re: Appeal to Stop the Ongoing Genocide on the Oromo People
Dear Mr./Ms./ Recipient:
We are the Oromo native Citizens of the United States and European Nations and we are deeply concerned about the endless and endless genocide strategies of the Ethiopian against innocent civilian Oromo people of Ethiopia. We are writing to you, and all peace-loving Citizens and nations of the world, because the conflict that is brewing in Ethiopia today will be destabilizing the entire horn and cause a catastrophe that will be considerably higher than the 1994 Rwanda genocide in magnitude.
The Oromo people have been under the tyranny of the Ethiopian colonial empire for the last 150 years. Although the Oromo people are the majority of the empire, they have been marginalized under successive Ethiopian dictatorial governments who were treating Oromos like a second-class-citizens. The Oromo people have been resisting all repressive Ethiopian governments for the last 150 years. Over the last 28 years, Oromos and other several minority Nationalities of the country have been under the repressive rule of the EPRDF (Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front). In the last five years of the 28 years of the EPRDF tyranny, the Oromo struggle reached its climax that has remarkably pushed the country to at least speak to the rest of the world their paths were never different from terrorism; because the nation was almost close to the point of breaking apart. In 2018, the EPRDF was forced to partially listen to the popular demand and some of the dictatorial members presented themselves as supporters of pro-democracy and pro- change although the facts behind them were only a chameleon style of survival. Because some of leaders of these group were either grown up in Oromia or they are Oromos by blood. Thus, the Oromo youth who have been spearheading the struggle, and the Oromo public at large decided to give them a chance of repentance by minimizing protests. Despite losing more than 5,000 Oromo youth called “Kero or in Afan Oromo Qeerroo”, women, and men of all ages in the struggle, the Oromo people chose the peace of the region and the Horn in general. The Oromo celebrated the glimpse of peace and gave a chance so that the “new” leaders transition the country into democracy. However, as of today the government of Abiy Ahmed, who was an EPRDF army colonel himself and currently the prime minister of EPRDF seen by many as a pro-change leader is drifted back to the worst terrorizing approaches against Oromo. In fact, the Prime minister himself told the world that his government was terrorizing the nation. As the result, originally, he presented himself that his government was determined to change the terrorizing strategies of the old leadership his own party. The fact of the matter is the opposite has been true, because he has been upgrading the terrorism strategies to the worst stage. The simplest justifications are his government has started using chemical attacks on civilian Oromo, on nature, burning human alive, burning homes, cattle and wild lives are a few which were never seen during the well know terrorism of the TPLF leadership which he publicly explained in one of his compelling speeches.
Unfortunately, the direction of the expected change took a wrong turn and thousands of Oromo citizens are, once again ended up being murdered, handicapped, evicted, raped, imprisoned, tortured, looted, impoverished, abducted or massacred for no fault of their own, except being Oromo and supporting their credible and honest political organization of their choice.
Under the leadership of Dr. Abiy Ahmed, several unthinkable atrocities have been taking place. Based on the information that we received from the inner circles of the prime minister, more frightening heinous genocidal military strategies are being planned to be carried out on the Oromo people under the pretext that they are supporting Oromo Liberation Front (OLF). To accomplish its ethnic cleansing plan, the government of Dr. Abiy has started using chemical weapon on innocent Oromo citizens. We are in the process of compiling detailed information on the use of prohibited chemical weapons on Oromo civilians and will make it available to the international community in the near future.
In the current report, we have compiled hundreds of killings, rapes, and property destruction committed by the EPRDF killing squads and elite police forces. Most of the killings and property destruction are supported by photos taken by our agents on the ground. More detailed information about each incident reported herein can be provided upon request. The following list summarizes the inhumane atrocities committed against the innocent Oromo civilians in different parts of the Oromia region after Abiy Ahmad came to power (for detailed information, additional documents are presented).
Herein, we presented a brief outline of the recent overviews of unbelievable shocking crimes and inhumanity against the Oromos; for detailed list of specific victims of the reckless military of the Ethiopian government, please refer to the attached spread sheet.
- The number of civilian Oromo directly killed by the Ethiopian federal army were more than 194.
- At least three of the Killed civilian victims were denied burial and eaten by wild beasts.
- Several of the killed victims were burned by the EPRDF federal army in their homes.
- The number of wounded civilian Oromo by the EPRDF army were countless but over 11 individuals were under critically conditions.
- The identity of 14 individuals were identified by the community.
- Numerous raped Oromo women, including a 13 years old teenage girl, about 12 cases were documented by our local representatives.
- Hundreds of Oromo homes were burned down by the EPRDF federal army; the local residents have documented evidences for about 458 homes.
- Over 65 Oromo stores were burned by the EPRDF federal army.
- Thousands of animals were burned in barns; as of today, unknown number, but estimated to be several thousands.
- Looted Coffee by the EPRDF federal army is estimated to be more than 100,300 kilograms.
- Looted cash money from Oromo civilians by the EPRDF federal army is more than 1,030,000.00 birr.
The government of Abiy Ahmed is killing Oromo Liberation army (OLA).OLF is the only honest political organization with clear policies to protects all people against discrimination and marginalization in Oromia in order to stabilize and transform the regional peace. OLF has been in exile for the last 28 years but returned home after rounds of negotiations held with the Ethiopian government.
The world must realize the important of OLF to transform the deteriorating political stability of the Horn, because over 50 million Oromo believed in the honest political party that represent them. This was proved on September 15, 2018 when OLF leadership arrived in Finfinnee (Addis Ababa). At least six to 10 million Oromo people turned out to welcome them home. That number of peaceful people has never been seen in that nation’s history to celebrate and welcome a political party. That was the starting point where clear frustration of the Ethiopian government started to rethink about its reform because they realized that all Oromo believed in OLF. Thus, they immediately started harassing and imprisoning OLF members and supporters. The Ethiopian government reneged on the terms of their agreement, including the fate of OLA who were disarmed themselves to accelerate the peace process. However, Ethiopia immediately declared war on OLA and decided to force the disarmament of the remaining OLA members. Several clashes have been occurring between OLA and the murderous Ethiopian army that occasionally resulted in heavy losses of the Ethiopian military. This is apparently the bases of the expansion of inhumane atrocious actions of using chemical weapons against Oromo civilians.
Therefore, we are appealing to peace loving nations, human rights organizations, the great Oromo people, and the oppressed people of Ethiopia to put a pressure on the government of Abiy Ahmed to come back to an honest negotiating table towards peace of the region. The stability of the Horn depends on the 150 years old quest of the 50 million Oromo people for freedom and self-governance instead of attempting to forcefully quash their demand.
Sincerely,
Concerned Oromo Group
The following lists show civilians who were killed, raped and whose properties were destroyed by the regime of PM. Abiy Ahmed
1. Killed
| N0. | Name | Zone | District | Village/City | Date | Comment |
| 1 | Bariisoo quruuxaa | Guji | Qarcaa | Lamii Hirbaa | 1/16/2019 | |
| 2 | Lamii Hoxxeessaa | Guji | Qarcaa | Lamii Hirbaa | 1/16/2019 | |
| 3 | Dukkee Shaalamee | Guji | Qarcaa | Lamii Hirbaa | 1/16/2019 | burned to death with house |
| 4 | Idrisi Galgaloo | Guji | ||||
| 5 | Dulacha Uddesaa | Guji | ||||
| 6 | Mi’esa Sabuchuu | Guji | ||||
| 7 | Jamaalu Mandhisaa | Guji | ||||
| 8 | Tarikuu Gotaroo | Guji | ||||
| 9 | Galgaloo Carii | Guji | ||||
| 10 | Beqelee Gamadoo | Guji | ||||
| 11 | Naasiroo | Guji | last name not available | |||
| 12 | Guutaa | Guji | last name not available | |||
| 13 | Yuusuufaa | Guji | last name not available | |||
| 14 | Carii | Guji | last name not available | |||
| 15 | Taarikuu Gaalgaloo | Guji | ||||
| 16 | Gaalgaloo Areerii | Guji | ||||
| 17 | Dhaddaacha Waaqoo Jaldeessaa | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Meddaanoo | 1/27/2019 | |
| 18 | Galgaalo Guyyoo Uraagoo | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Meddaanoo | 1/27/2019 | |
| 19 | Araarsoo Gobaanaa Adoola | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Meddaanoo | 1/27/2019 | |
| 20 | Indirsi Galgalo | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Meddaanoo | 1/27/2019 | denied of proper burial and bodies fed to dogs |
| 21 | Dulacha Uddeesa | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Meddaanoo | 1/27/2019 | denied of proper burial and bodies fed to dogs |
| 22 | Dukkee Shalamee | Guji | Qarcaa | Lammii Irbaa | 1/27/2019 | an elderly women who was burned inside her home by Ethiopian military. |
| 23 | Waajii Qilxaa Konsoo | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | 1/2/2019 | assasinated and burned inside a home | |
| 24 | Badhaanee Hoxxeessaa | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | 1/2/2019 | assasinated and burned inside a home | |
| 25 | Dastaa Shunnee | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | 1/2/2019 | ||
| 26 | Danboobi Tuukee | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | 1/2/2019 | ||
| 27 | Gobbuu | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | 1/2/2019 | last name not available | |
| 28 | Girmaa Walaabuu | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | 1/2/2019 | ||
| 29 | Abbaa Xahaa | Guji | Adoolaa Waayyuu | Abbaaloo | killed and property, including his house, destroyed | |
| 30 | Daamboobii Tukkee | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Fincawaa | 1/2/2019 | |
| 31 | Daastaa Dhunnee | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Fincawaa | 1/2/2019 | |
| 32 | Nuguusee Baadaacha Monnoo | West Guji | Galeessaa Nageessoo | 4/21/2019 | killed, burned beyond recognition, and damped elsewhere | |
| 33 | Badir Abdullayi | Guji | Qarcaa | Qarcaa | ||
| 34 | Adam Abdule | Guji | Qarcaa | Qarcaa | ||
| 35 | Roobaa Jaggoo | Guji | Qarcaa | Qarcaa | ||
| 36 | Mahamad Usman | Guji | Adoolaa | Abaaloo | ||
| 37 | Mahamad Aliyyi | Guji | Adoolaa | Abaaloo | ||
| 38 | Mohamad Ahmad | Guji | Adoolaa | Biluu | ||
| 39 | Badhaane Hoxeesa(abiddaan gubate) | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | ||
| 40 | Waajii Qilxaa Mixoo | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | ||
| 41 | Tushuu Shunee Saafayii | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | ||
| 42 | Gobuu Sharduu | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | ||
| 43 | Diidoo Mokkona | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | ||
| 44 | Kuulii Turee (jaartii ummurii 80) | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | 80 year old lady | |
| 45 | Badhaatuu Halakee | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | ||
| 46 | Guyyee Tukee | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | ||
| 47 | Abdii Muhaamadi | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | ||
| 48 | Naasiri Jamaal | West Guji | Duugda Daawwa | 12/28/2018 | ||
| 49 | Uddeesa Boruu Kooyyo | West Guji | Galaana | Shamoolee Shiidaa | 12/28/2018 | |
| 50 | Dullacha Barbaado | West Guji | Galaana | Shamoolee Shiidaa | 12/28/2018 | |
| 51 | Shuboo Duubee Jiloo | West Guji | Galaana | Shamoolee Shiidaa | 12/28/2018 | |
| 52 | Bariiso Godaanaa Danbii | West Guji | Galaana | Shamoolee Shiidaa | 12/28/2018 | |
| 53 | Xilahuu Waataa Sheddoo | West Guji | Galaana | Shamoolee Shiidaa | 12/28/2018 | |
| 54 | Balayi Alamaayyo Diidoo | West Guji | Galaana | Shamoolee Shiidaa | 12/28/2018 | |
| 55 | Diiduu Diida Soraa | West Guji | Galaana | Shamoolee Shiidaa | 12/28/2018 | a pregnant women whose burial was denied and eaten by hyenas |
| 56 | Goobana Qorxitee | West Guji | Galaana | |||
| 57 | Dukkalee Goobana Qorxitee (abbaa fi ilmma) | West Guji | Galaana | |||
| 58 | Nagawoo Dhaqaboo Diimaa | West Guji | Galaana | |||
| 59 | Iyaasuu Bonee Olyaadee | West Guji | Galaana | |||
| 60 | Akkililuu Udeesa Areerrii | Guji | Birbiirsa Kojjo’aa | Eeladiimaa | killed and draged on the street tied to a moving vehicle | |
| 61 | Abbatii Shabulaa Adoola | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Fincawaa | 8/3/2018 | an eight year old |
| 62 | Siidaa Danbii Iyaa | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Fincawaa | 8/3/2018 | |
| 63 | Haloo Taaduu Eleetuu | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Heera Liiphitu | 2/20/2019 | |
| 64 | Adisuu Abbayyii Dullachaa | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Heera Liiphitu | 2/20/2019 | |
| 65 | Dhaddacha Waaqoo Jaldeessa | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Heera Liiphitu | 2/20/2019 | |
| 66 | Galgaloo Uraagoo Lolee | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Heera Liiphitu | 2/20/2019 | |
| 67 | Girmaa Wolaabu Busaawwa | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Jigeessa Naannesaa | 4/24/2019 | a teacher |
| 68 | Jiloo Biittu | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Jigeessa Naannesaa | 4/24/2019 | an 80 year old man |
| 69 | Kuulii Dheeraa Dulloo | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Jigeessa Naannesaa | 4/24/2019 | a 75 year old lady |
| 70 | Haanquu Shibbiruu | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Maaxee Leemmaa | 5/11/2019 | killed around 3:30 by hail of bullets |
| 71 | Xelloo Boneyyaa | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Maaxee Leemmaa | 5/11/2019 | killed around 3:30 by hail of bullets |
| 72 | Kurnyii Uddeessaa | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Maaxee Leemmaa | 5/11/2019 | killed around 3:30 by hail of bullets |
| 73 | Nugusee Badachaa | West Guji | Malkaa Soodaa | Daayaa Daawwaa | 4/22/2019 | killed while working on farms |
| 74 | Duubee Eeddoo | West Guji | Malkaa Soodaa | Daayaa Daawwaa | 4/22/2019 | a 15 year old boy killed when a bullet fired by Ethiopian army hit him in the neck |
| 75 | Miiraa Ji’oo Hoxxee | West Guji | Galaana | Tooree | 2/2/2019 | an 11th grade student |
| 76 | AKLIILUU Oddoo Areerii | Guji | Birbiirsa Kojoowaa | Eeladiimaa | 2/8/2019 | killed and draged on the street tied to a moving vehicle and hanged on Oromo flag pole |
| 77 | Badhaanee Hoxxeessaa | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Fincawaa | 4/19/2019 | killed, burned beyond recognition, and damped elsewhere |
| 78 | Qilxaa Waajii Miixoo | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Fincawaa | 4/19/2019 | killed, burned beyond recognition, and damped elsewhere |
| 79 | Kuulii Duuloo | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Fincawaa | 4/19/2019 | a 70 year old women |
| 80 | Jiloo Biiftuu | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Fincawaa | 4/19/2019 | a 75 year old man |
| 81 | Badhaatuu Halaakee | Guji | Dugdaa Dawwaa | Fincawaa | 4/19/2019 | second year preparatory school student |
| 82 | Dukkaallee Oda | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | killed and house burned down |
| 83 | Qooncoraa Huddeessaa | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | killed and house burned down |
| 84 | Qamarii Adoolaa | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | |
| 85 | Baallii Uddeessaa | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | killed and house burned down |
| 86 | Bariisoo Qaalliichaa | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | a 10 year old |
| 87 | Kallaacha Birbiirsaa | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | an eight year old child |
| 88 | Odaa Abbaa Xuyyee | East Guji | Aaga Waayyuu | Baddeessoo Ulaanulloo | 3/1/2019 | |
| 89 | Morkataa Makkiiyaa | East Guji | Sabboo Boruu | Buphoo | 3/28/2019 | |
| 90 | Buruudee Gadaa | East Guji | Wounded and being treated in hospital with her three year old daughter | |||
| 91 | Ukkuuraa Uttuullee | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Baddaa Magadaa | 3/24/2019 | wounded in a cruel manner |
| 92 | Baddeessaa Abarraa | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Baddaa Magadaa | 3/24/2019 | wounded in a cruel manner |
| 93 | Bulee Kurree | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Baddaa Magadaa | 3/24/2019 | wounded in a cruel manner |
| 94 | Jiloo Bilisoo Surisaa | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Baddaa Magadaa | 3/24/2019 | wounded in a cruel manner |
| 95 | Biraanuu Goobanaa | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | wounded in a cruel manner |
| 96 | Ufkee Sabbaa | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | wounded in a cruel manner |
| 97 | Buruudee Gadaa (pregnant) | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | wounded in a cruel manner |
| 98 | A three year old girl | East Guji | Sabbaa Boruu | Haroo Garrii | 2/19/2019 | wounded in a cruel manner |
| The following people were killed in East and West Wallagga zones at different times. | ||||||
| 99 | Haaj Gudfinaa Tolasaa | West Wallagga | Qondaalaa | |||
| 100 | Xahaa Hiisaa | West Wallagga | Qondaalaa | |||
| 101 | Kamaal Qaasim | West Wallagga | Qondaalaa | |||
| 102 | Hasan Akliluu | West Wallagga | Qondaalaa | |||
| 103 | Yaa’iqoob Muusaa | West Wallagga | Qondaalaa | |||
| 104 | Raamadaan Waltajjii | West Wallagga | Qondaalaa | |||
| 105 | Madaksaa Iddoosaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 106 | Amaan Abdullah | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 107 | Abdulqaadir Galataa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 108 | Yoonaas Mohammad | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 109 | Jamaal Tufaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 110 | Garomaa Ittaanaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 111 | Raamatallaa Abdulqaadir | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 112 | Mokonnin Shama’uun | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 113 | Yaasin Abdallaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 114 | Fiqaaduu Fayisaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 115 | Raamatallaa Damisee | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 116 | Tafarii Abrahaam | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 117 | Fiqaaduu Taasisaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 118 | Abdiisaa Firoomsaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 119 | Isiyaaq Abdiisaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 120 | Zaakir Nuuraddiin | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 121 | Admaasuu Ashabbir | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 122 | Rashid Jamaal | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 123 | Yaadasaa Tarfaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 124 | Sa’id Hasan | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 125 | Indaashawu Shaakii | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 126 | Andashuu Shaagii Maammad | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 127 | Caalaa lammeessaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 128 | Saddiiqaa Maammud Morodaa | West Wallagga | Begii | |||
| 129 | Galaanee Shaafee | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 130 | Gamulaa Jissaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 131 | Koorii Daaqaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 132 | Toomaas Dhabsuu | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 133 | Mazgabuu Geebaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 134 | Gammachuu Guutaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 135 | Tafarii Dinqaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 136 | Umar Hiisaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 137 | Kamaal Gabruu | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 138 | Nasrallaa Taaddasaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 139 | Fayisaa Ofga’aa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 140 | Mokonnin Tolasaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 141 | Eebbisaa Raggaasaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 142 | Dastaa Horaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 143 | Burruusee Tarfaasaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 144 | Sa’id Adam | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 145 | Fayisaa Horaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 146 | Mirreessaa Waltajjii | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 147 | Fufaa Umar | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 148 | Malkaamuu Daggafaa | West Wallagga | Gidamii | |||
| 149 | Taammiraat Abarraa | West Wallagga | Dambi Dolloo | |||
| 150 | Tsaggaa(Vaandaam) | West Wallagga | Dambi Dolloo | |||
| 151 | Yaasin Abdallaa | West Wallagga | Anfilloo | Muggii | ||
| 152 | Taakkalee Bulchaa | West Wallagga | Anfilloo | Muggii | ||
| 153 | Abdataa Waakkennee | West Wallagga | Anfilloo | Muggii | ||
| 154 | Hundeessaa Abdiisaa | West Wallagga | Anfilloo | Muggii | ||
| 155 | Dabalaa Bantii | West Wallagga | Anfilloo | Muggii | ||
| 156 | Ayichow | West Wallagga | Anfilloo | Muggii | ||
| 157 | Zalaalam Ogiinaa | East Wallagga | Naqamtee | |||
| 158 | Abbabee Mokonnin | East Wallagga | Naqamtee | |||
| 159 | Amantii | East Wallagga | Naqamtee | |||
| 160 | Gammachiis Xilahuun | West Wallagga | ||||
| 161 | Zargee Minaasee | West Wallagga | Najjoo | |||
| 162 | Ballinaa Mootii | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 163 | Abaataa Coommii | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 164 | Xilahuun Ayyaanaa | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 165 | Naatnaael Kaasahuun | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 166 | Asee | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 167 | Barsiisaa Sanyii Saamu’eel | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 168 | Tarrafaa Baabboo | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 169 | Taklee Tolaa | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 170 | Saamu’eel Abarraa | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 171 | Lidataa Amanaa | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 172 | Badhaasaa Hundeessaa | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | |||
| 173 | Saamu’eel Taaddasaa | West Wallagga | Mana Sibuu | A teacher | ||
| 174 | Obbo Eebbisaa Tarfaa | West Wallagga | Innaangoo | |||
| 175 | Obbo Mulugeetaa Boodanaa | West Wallagga | Innaangoo | |||
| 176 | Solomoon Dhiyaanaa | West Wallagga | Innaangoo | |||
| 177 | Warraaqaa Addisuu | West Wallagga | Innaangoo | |||
| 178 | Tsaggaayee Jaarraa | West Wallagga | Innaangoo | |||
| 179 | Indaaluu Mtsiyoon | West Wallagga | Innaangoo | |||
| 180 | Abdulqaadir Ayyaanaa Godee | West Wallagga | Toongoo | |||
| 181 | Ismaa’el Abdallaa Dhowwaa | West Wallagga | Toongoo | |||
| 182 | Kadir Ahmad Gindaabaa | West Wallagga | Toongoo | |||
2. RAPED
| No. | Name | Zone | District | Village/City | Date | Comment |
| 1 | Taammiree Gammachaa | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/6/2019 | Raped by Ethiopian miiitary |
| 2 | Immaa Innuu | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/6/2019 | Raped by Ethiopian miiitary |
| 3 | Haannaa Dasta | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/6/2019 | Raped by Ethiopian miiitary |
| 4 | Ayyaantuu Gammachuu | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/6/2019 | Raped by Ethiopian miiitary |
| 5 | Miimmii Woshee | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/6/2019 | Raped by Ethiopian miiitary |
| 6 | Beezaa Immushi | Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/6/2019 | Raped by Ethiopian miiitary |
| 7 | Gaannat Magaarsa | Guji | Dimtuu Hambaalla | Wammaanna | a mother of two – raped by military | |
| 8 | Burtee Kasaahee | Guji | Dimtuu Hambaalla | Wammaanna | a mother of four – raped by military | |
| 9 | Zaaraa Asafaa | Guji | Dimtuu Hambaalla | Qilleensoo Mokkonniisa | 3/26/2019 | raped by military – a restaurant worker |
| 10 | Beezaa Imuushi | West Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/5/2019 | 18 year old girl raped by Ethiopian military |
| 11 | Tamiree Gammadee | West Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/5/2019 | 17 year old girl raped by Ethiopian military |
| 12 | Baachoo Warq-Hageenyaw | West Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/5/2019 | 15 year old girl raped by Ethiopian military |
| 13 | Ushee Shibiruu | West Guji | Bulee Horaa | Soorilee Waaccuu | 2/5/2019 | 13 year old child raped by Ethiopian military |
3. Properties destroyed
| No. | Name | Zone | Property Destroyed |
| 1 | Abdala Ahimed | Guji | two residential homes, one store, one millhouse, 200 quintals of corn, 50 quintals of Teff, 200,000 birr |
| 2 | Anjaabu Admee | Guji | two residential homes, one store, one millhouse |
| 3 | Shamee Umaree | Guji | one motor cycle, four houses, and 59,000 birr |
| 4 | Abdi Mumee | Guji | one residential home and one store |
| 5 | Huseen Adani | Guji | 72 quintals of corn, 10 quintals of wheat, eight quintals of barley, two cows, and 45 quintals of coffee beans |
| 6 | Musxafaa Muhammad | Guji | one store, two residential homes, one millhouse, and 75,000 birr. |
| 7 | Abdi Muhammad | Guji | One residential home and one store |
| 8 | Qamari Haruni | Guji | five room house and one millhouse |
| 9 | Muumiyee Yenus | Guji | one residential home and one store |
| 10 | Ahimed Abiibi | Guji | one residential home |
| 11 | Hasani Ahimed | Guji | two residential homes and one store |
| 12 | Kadiri Muhammad | Guji | one residential home and one storage |
| 13 | Ibrahimi Muhammad | Guji | two residential homes |
| 14 | Mahamad Sani | Guji | one millhouse and three houses |
| 15 | Turree Abbasaabe | Guji | three residential homes |
| 16 | Abdi Aliyee | Guji | one residential home |
| 17 | Yusuuf Sulemaan | Guji | one residential home |
| 18 | Abdala Yaaqmi | Guji | two residential homes and one store |
| 19 | Muhammed Ahimed | Guji | one residential home |
| 20 | Muhammed Hajii | Guji | two residential homes and one store |
| 21 | Sheeki Anuwari | Guji | one residential home |
| 22 | Mika’ili Ibrahim | Guji | three residential homes |
| 23 | Muhammed Abbaa | Guji | two residential homes and one store |
| 24 | Usufee Usmaan | Guji | one residential home |
| 25 | Nuradiin Abdulayi | Guji | one residential home |
| 26 | Shamsadiin Saani | Guji | three residential homes |
| 27 | Shariif Ibrahim | Guji | one residential home |
| 28 | Usoo Ahimed | Guji | one residential home |
| 29 | Amayaa Abdala | Guji | one millhouse and one residential home |
| 30 | Huseen Abdala | Guji | one residential home |
| 31 | Hashim Usman | Guji | three residential homes |
| 32 | Ahmayya Abdallayi | Guji | one millhouse and one residential home |
| 33 | Anjabuu Adam | Guji | one millhouse and three residential homes |
| 34 | Mumiyye | Guji | one residential home and one store |
| 35 | Mahamad Abdalla | Guji | two residential homes |
| 36 | Abdalla Yaqin | Guji | two residential homes |
| 37 | Ahmad Habib | Guji | two residential homes |
| 38 | Ibrahim Ahmad | Guji | three houses |
| 39 | Zakkariya Adam | Guji | one residential home |
| 40 | Sufiyan Abduraman | Guji | one residential home |
| 41 | Mahamad Yusuf | Guji | two residential homes |
| 42 | Yusuf Usman | Guji | two residential homes |
| 43 | Husen Ahmad | Guji | one residential home |
| 44 | Ibrahim Shafi | Guji | one residential home |
| 45 | Ramadan Husen | Guji | one residential home and one store |
| 46 | Maammad Iddoo | Guji | burned three houses with 300,000 birr in it |
| 47 | Baqqalaa Sheenkoo | Guji | one residential home |
| 48 | Sabbaa Duubee | Guji | one residential home |
| 49 | Adam Roobaa | Guji | one millhouse |
| 50 | Dammaqaa Maammoo | Guji | one residential home |
| 51 | Seefuddiin Kalif | Guji | one residential home |
| 52 | Suleyman Kadir | Guji | one residential home and one store |
| 53 | Kadir Qaasim | Guji | one residential home |
| 54 | Haasanoo Abdurqadir | Guji | one residential home |
| 55 | Jamal Ahmad | Guji | one residential home |
| 56 | Abdii Jamal | Guji | one residential home |
| 57 | Bayaan Zeyin | Guji | one residential home |
| 58 | Obboo Abbaayyoo | Guji | one residential home |
| 59 | Booggaala Beejoo | Guji | one residential home |
| 60 | Sheeki Aliyyii | Guji | two millhouses and one residential home |
| 61 | Abdujalil | Guji | one residential home |
| 62 | Malkaamuu Halakee | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 63 | Wandumuu Turee | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 64 | Aagaa Dhugoo | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 65 | Aanolee Magaadaa | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 66 | Dasataa Qoncooroo | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 67 | Arboo Boruu | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 68 | Galgaluu Ciicuu | Guji | burned residential home that is worth over a million birr |
| 69 | Taaddasaa Duullachaa | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 70 | Kushuuruu Kondee | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 71 | Kidaanee Wuddeessaa | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 72 | Saafayii Kaffee | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 73 | Taaddasa Dullachaatu | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 74 | Bariisoo Haayyuu | Guji | burned down one residential home with all the property in it |
| 75 | Hadaa Duubee | Guji | burned down one residential home |
| 76 | Roobaa Hadaa | Guji | burned down one residential home |
| 77 | Abaraa Rooba | Guji | 480 quintals of coffee and two warehouses |
| 78 | Ashabiri Baanata | Guji | one residential home and one store |
| 79 | Kattoo Jaatani | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 80 | Dasitaa Waaqo | Guji | one residential home and a motorcycle |
| 81 | Bulee Jaatanii | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 82 | Aliyee Hasan | Guji | one millhouse, one residential home, and a motorcycle |
| 83 | Hinseen Eexoo | Guji | one motorcycle and one residential home |
| 84 | Geetachoo Elemaa | Guji | one residential home and a motorcycle |
| 85 | Aliyee Muhaamed | Guji | one residential home and a motorcycle |
| 86 | Naasirhala Morkataa | Guji | 200,000 birr, 13 quintals of coffee, and one residential home |
| 87 | Zegeyee Asfaa | Guji | 180,000 birr, one store, and one residential home |
| 88 | Bulee Morkataa | Guji | one residential home and certificate of education |
| 89 | Kadiri Mumee | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 90 | Ballii Duube | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 91 | Danboobi Eelemaa | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 92 | Ahimed Asaffaa | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 93 | Turkii Muhammad | Guji | 10 quintals of grain |
| 94 | Abdalaa Muhammad | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 95 | Abbadaako | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 96 | Abdallaa Muhammad | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 97 | Muhammad Ahimed | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 98 | Obsaa Xoono | Guji | one residential home robbed by military |
| 99 | Goobanaa Dhugoo Qansi | Guji | 22,000 birr and several jewelry (gold) belonging to him and his wife |
| 100 | Tasfaayee Soraa | Guji | one hand gun, 300,000 bir, and jewlery (gold) |
| 101 | Magaarsa Mogosee | Guji | house burned down on 2/17/2019 |
| 102 | Phexiros Galgaloo | Guji | house burned down on 2/17/2020 |
| 103 | Balaachoo phexiros | Guji | house burned down on 2/17/2021 |
| 104 | Bobbaasa Jarsoo | Guji | house burned down on 2/17/2022 |
| 105 | Jarsoo Dhugoo | Guji | house burned down on 2/17/2023 |
| 106 | Wuddeessa Kijiba | Guji | house burned down |
| 107 | Kushuruu Koondee | Guji | house burned down |
| 108 | Taaddasaa Dullachaa | Guji | house burned down |
| 109 | Hadaa Duubee | Guji | house burned down |
| 110 | Roobaa Hadaa | Guji | house burned down |
| 111 | Baatii Areeri | Guji | a 10 year old girl burned to death inside the house |
| 112 | Sakkee Mokkonnaa | Guji | house burned down |
| 113 | Kateeloo Danbii | Guji | house burned down |
| 114 | Kidaanee Wuddeessa | Guji | house burned down |
| 115 | Odaa Hoxxeessa | Guji | house burned down |
| 116 | Sharuukkaa Odaa | Guji | house burned down |
| 117 | Kateeloo Danbii | Guji | house burned down |
| 118 | Wuddeessa Gannaalee | Guji | house burned down |
| 119 | Hordoofaa Bokkuu | Guji | house burned down |
| 120 | Gabayyoo Ejeersa | Guji | house burned down |
| 121 | Uturaa Dullach | Guji | house burned down |
| 122 | Eleemaa Bunduggee | Guji | house burned down |
| 123 | Guyyee Elemaa | Guji | house burned down |
| 124 | Airmiyaas Areeri | Guji | house burned down |
| 125 | Saamminoo Areerii | Guji | house burned down |
| 126 | Gobanaa Edeemaa | Guji | house burned down |
| 127 | Boruu Diido | Guji | house burned down |
| 128 | Nagahoo diidoo | Guji | house burned down |
| 129 | Eleemaa Bunduuggee | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 130 | Wuddeessaa Kijibaa | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 131 | Kushuuruu Koonde | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 132 | Areerii Baatii | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 with a 10 year old girl inside |
| 133 | Asamminoo Areeri | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 134 | Hirmiyaas Areeri | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 135 | Kidaane Wuddeessa | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 136 | Hordoofaa Bokkuu | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 137 | Elemaa Bunduggeti | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 138 | Baqqalaa Halaakee | Guji | house burned down on 2/2/2019 |
| 139 | Uddeessaa Kijibaa | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 140 | Roobaa Hadaa | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 141 | Hadaa Duubee | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 142 | Saafayii Kaffee | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 143 | Kaateeloo Gabaayyoo | Guji | house burned down on 4/13/2019 |
| 144 | Dullaacha Adoolaa | Guji | house burned down on 5/14/2019 |
| 145 | Canquu Duubaa | Guji | house burned down on 5/14/2019 |
| 146 | Moroodee Siraaj | Guji | house burned down on 5/14/2019 |
| 147 | Raabatoo Eeguu | Guji | house burned down on 5/14/2019 |
| 148 | Baqqalaa Shawaa | Guji | house burned down on 5/14/2019 |
| 149 | Boochiyyee Guyyee | Guji | house burned down on 5/14/2019 |
| 150 | Suleemaan Mohammaad | Guji | house burned down on 5/26/2019 |
| 151 | Mohaammaad Roobaa | Guji | house burned down on 5/26/2019 |
| Houses burned down by Ethiopian military in different villages whose ownership cannot be established | |||
| 1 | Dambii Oddoo village | Guji | 48 homes |
| 2 | Gaalee Daambii village | Guji | 9 homes |
| 3 | Gaalee Daagataa village | Guji | 5 homes |
| 4 | Roojjii village | Guji | 9 homes |
| 5 | Magaadoo Baadiyyaa | Guji | 50 homes and three millhouses |
| 6 | Alloonaa | Guji | 30 homes |
| 7 | Sawweenaa | Guji | 35 homes |
| 8 | Qorcaa Daalattii | Guji | 35 homes |
| 9 | Sabbaa Guduubaa | Guji | 20 homes |
| The following people were robbed by Ethiopian military in different parts of West Wallagga | |||
| 1 | Fissaa Gabiremadiin | West Wallaggaa | electronics store |
| 2 | Naggee | West Wallaggaa | a 43 inch television and many other items from a store |
| 3 | Tashoomee | West Wallaggaa | 30,000 birr confisicated by military |
| 4 | several youth | West Wallaggaa | mobile phones illegaly confisicated |
| Private properties of the following individuals were destroyed in West Wallaggaa | |||
| 1 | Madaksaa Iddoosaa | West Wallaggaa | residential homes burned and property destroyed |
| 2 | Mana lama duraa guban | West Wallaggaa | residential homes burned and property destroyed |
| 3 | Qabeenya hunda saaman | West Wallaggaa | residential homes burned and property destroyed |
| 4 | Beekumaa Habiiboo | West Wallaggaa | residential homes burned and property destroyed |
| 5 | Mana lama duraa duban | West Wallaggaa | residential homes burned and property destroyed |
| 6 | Qabeenya hunda saaman | West Wallaggaa | residential homes burned and property destroyed |
| 7 | Tamasgeen Taaddasaa | West Wallaggaa | residential homes burned and property destroyed |
| 8 | Jaafar Taasisaa | West Wallaggaa | residential homes burned and property destroyed |
| 9 | Guutaa Gabree | West Wallaggaa | residential homes burned, over a million birr worth of property destroyed |
| 10 | Fedhasaa Guutaa | West Wallaggaa | house burned down, 180 quintals of grain and 100 quintals of coffee robbed by military |
| 11 | Dabalaa Iddoosaa | West Wallaggaa | a machinery house burned down |
| 12 | Daawwit Hiikaa | West Wallaggaa | one store robbed by military |
| 13 | Abraham Taammiruu | West Wallaggaa | one store robbed by military |
| 14 | Mustafaa Shiishii | West Wallaggaa | property robbed by military |
| 15 | Kadir Saalee | West Wallaggaa | house burned down |
| 16 | Haayiluu Imaanaa | West Wallaggaa | house burned down |