Journalist Tesfalem Waldyes, the founder and editor-in-chief of Ethiopia Insider, an Ethiopian news and analysis website, is in police custody, according to media reports. Tesfalem’s colleagues ...

Journalist Tesfalem Waldyes, the founder and editor-in-chief of Ethiopia Insider, an Ethiopian news and analysis website, was released Tuesday after spending three days in police custody.

Journalist Tesfalem Waldyes remains in custody despite a court granting him bail, exposing a troubling disregard for legal due process by Ethiopian authorities. This statement was originally published ...

Amnesty International has condemned the arbitrary arrest and detention of Tesfalem Waldyes, Editor-in-Chief of "Ethiopia Insider", calling the incident emblematic of a "troubling new reality" in ...

IFJ General Secretary Anthony Bellanger said that while the IFJ welcomes the release of journalist Tesfalem Waldyes, his arrest under charges of "disseminating false information" is a common ...

Addis Abeba- The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has urged Ethiopian authorities to "immediately release" Tesfalem Waldyes, founder and editor-in-chief of the online media outlet Ethiopia ...

Ethiopian journalist Tesfalem Waldyes tells the BBC's Andrew Harding that even though he has just been released from prison, he is scared he might end up there again.

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Tesfalem Waldyes, founder of online publication Ethiopia Insider, was detained by plainclothes police on June 8 at a hotel in capital Addis Ababa on charges of "spreading false information", RSF said.

Tesfalem Waldyes is an Ethiopian journalist who was held in Qilinto prison for a year before being released in July 2015. Many Oromo activists are being held at the Qilinto facility, according to ...

Some local media have questioned the official version of events. They cited unnamed witnesses saying the prisoners were shot by wardens. Ethiopian journalist Tesfalem Waldyes, who was detained in ...