Ethiopia puts on notice 4 international media over their reporting on Tigray conflict
Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. Country’s Media Authority Director General Mohammed Edris Mohammed has said that Associated Press (AP) Reuters, CNN and British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)are seeking to discrete the country’s leader in the international arena and put the country under intense diplomatic pressure. FILE PHOTO | NATION MEDIA GROUP
The Ethiopian media watch has threatened to revoke licences of four foreign media houses against taking sides on their reporting in the ongoing violence in the country.
The Federal Republic of Ethiopia Media Authority has sent a warning letter to Associated Press (AP) Reuters, CNN and British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) for disseminating news that sowed seeds of animosity among people and compromised the sovereignty of the country.
