Human Rights Council – Ethiopia
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“It is to be recalled that following the protests by Oromo students of Addis Ababa University as of 18 January 2004, Oromo students were arrested by police and dismissed from their studies by the university administration. In its 74th Special Report is
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“In its 71st Special Report issued on 30 December 2003 EHRCO reported that an ethnic conflict had flared up between Oromo and Somali tribes. It was stated in the report that 19 persons were killed 21 sustained injuries; a woman was gang raped, 387 hous
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” The indigenous people in Gambella Region are the Anuak, the Nuer, the Komo, the Medjenger and the Oppo.People that moved from the different parts of the country and who live in the region are referred to as “highlanders” or people from the center. Th
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“One of the manifestations of a democratic system is that the human and democratic rights of individuals and groups are respected without restrictions. It is EHRCO’s belief that the constitutional recognition and guarantee of these rights is not enough
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“Ato Araya Tesfa Mariam (the victim) is a resident of Yeka sub-municipality, kebele 06; house number 404.He is 28 years old and is father of a 9-year-old girl. He had been a reporter for The Reporter newspaper from1996-1998. He has been working with th
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“The Dizzi, Menit and Surma tribes live in Maji, Jebba, Toom and Surma weredas. The Menit and Dizzi tribes live in Maji, Toom and Jebba weredas, whereas the Surmas live in Surma wereda. EHRCO had learnt that the surmas used to live near the Sudanese bo
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