List of rebel groups in Ethiopia
This is an incomplete list of rebel groups in Ethiopia currently and formerly active in the country.
Ethiopian Civil War (1974–1991)
Post-Cold War (1991–present)
Name | Abbreviation | Founded | Location | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Afar Revolutionary Democratic Unity Front | ARDUF | 1993 | Afar Region | |
Democratic Front for Eritrean Unity | DFEU | ???? | Afar Region | |
Democratic Movement for the Liberation of the Eritrean Kunama | DMLEK | ???? | Afar Region | |
Eritrean National Salvation Front | ENSF | ???? | Afar Region | |
Ethiopian Democratic Party | EDP | 1999 | No specific region | Became a political party after the civil war. |
Ethiopian People's Patriotic Front | EPPF | 1998 | Ethiopia–Eritrea border | |
Ginbot 7 | None | 2005 | No specific region | Accused by the Ethiopian government of attempting a coup in 2009. |
Islamic Front for the Liberation of Oromia | IFLO | 1985 | East Hararghe Zone | Continued armed insurgency after the civil war. |
Issa and Gurgura Liberation Front | IGLF | 1991 | Ethiopia–Somalia border | Defunct since 1992. |
Ogaden National Liberation Front | ONLF | 1984 | Somali Region | Continued armed insurgency after the civil war. |
Oromo Liberation Front | OLF | 1973 | Oromia Region | Continued armed insurgency after the civil war. |
Oromo Liberation Front — Shane Group[1] | OLF-SG | Oromia Region | ||
Red Sea Afar Democratic Organisation | RSADO | 1999 | Afar Region | Allied with the Ethiopian government. |
Saho People's Democratic Movement | SPDM | ???? | Afar Region | Allied with the Ethiopian government. |
Sidama Liberation Front | SLF | 1999 | Sidama Region | |
Tigray People's Liberation Front | TPLF | 1975 | Tigray Region |
References
- "Ethiopia | Opposition groups — recent developments" (PDF). Ministry of Immigration and Integration (Denmark). Retrieved 5 December 2020.
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