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Andargachew Tsege, a [[UK]] citizen of Ethiopian origin was top on the list of dissidents that the regime wanted back. Tsege, who was one of the key figures during the 2005 popular movement for change and democracy in Ethiopia, already received two death sentences ''in absentia'' in 2009 and 2012. As head of a delegation to Sana, Tedros led the negotiations with Yemen to have dissidents that enter Yemen kidnapped and handed over to them kidnapped and handed back. Ethiopian migrants and domestic workers in Yemen were already routinely beaten, [[rape]]d, abused and deported back to Ethiopia. Neither government raised concerns.
Andargachew Tsege, a [[UK]] citizen of Ethiopian origin was top on the list of dissidents that the regime wanted back. Tsege, who was one of the key figures during the 2005 popular movement for change and democracy in Ethiopia, already received two death sentences ''in absentia'' in 2009 and 2012. As head of a delegation to Sana, Tedros led the negotiations with Yemen to have dissidents that enter Yemen kidnapped and handed over to them kidnapped and handed back. Ethiopian migrants and domestic workers in Yemen were already routinely beaten, [[rape]]d, abused and deported back to Ethiopia. Neither government raised concerns.
Tsege’s kidnapping caused widespread outrage among Ethiopian activists and those struggling to free their country from the tyrannical regime. In his book “A liberators unaware of freedom”, which Tsege published 1997, he rejected TPLF’s divide and rule policy among Ethiopia's diverse ethnic groups and tried to show the dangers of the TPLF's [[fascist]]ic and [[]]Stalinist ideology. Tsege warned that the TPLF, armed with its ethnofascist ideology, poses a danger to Ethiopia as a nation and individuals as citizens.
Tsege’s kidnapping caused widespread outrage among Ethiopian activists and those struggling to free their country from the tyrannical regime. In his book ''A liberators unaware of freedom'', which Tsege published 1997, he rejected TPLF’s divide and rule policy among Ethiopia's diverse ethnic groups and tried to show the dangers of the TPLF's [[fascist]]ic and [[Stalinist]] ideology. Tsege warned that the TPLF, armed with its ethnofascist ideology, poses a danger to Ethiopia as a nation and individuals as citizens.
==WHO Director-General==
==WHO Director-General==