Police Bosses Meet About How Media, Political Parties 'Create... addisstandard: Ethiopia
The police commissioners discussed in details topics related to the current national security, during which participants raised current issues including the use of media and other means of communication to impede ongoing attempts by security forces to curb"terrorism, extremism and anti-theft measures", as well as using human rights issues by media as"cover up" to"incite students and to create violence in some schools and universities" as well as in various parts of...
The joint emergency meeting also raised and discussed issues related to"some political parties that are legally registered and operating are using this as a cover and are heading towards the path of destruction," which the joint meeting"confirmed", according to the statement released by the Federal Police. But the statement did not mention which media and political parties are the joint meeting participants accused.
The meeting ended with an assurance that"the security force will pay attention to uphold the rule of law in a coordinated manner."
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