Ministry of Justice dropped charges against Sebhat Nega and Senior TPLF officials

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Ministry of Justice announced today, the ministry has dropped charges against Jawar Siraj Mohammed and Eskinder Nega in the Federal High Court on terrorism and terrorism charges.

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The lawsuit was filed to increase the effectiveness and inclusion of the upcoming National Consultative Forum process.

The Ministry of Justice announced tonight that six individuals’ charges dropped with the case of Dr. Debre Tsion Gebremichael Masho, considering their age and health conditions.
Other prisoners to be released including, Mr. Sebhat Nega, Mrs. Kidusan Nega, Mr. Abay Woldu, Mr. Abadi Zemu, Mrs. Mulu Gebre-Egziabher, and Mr. Kiros Hagos.

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