Human Rights Council – Ethiopia
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” In this 106th Special Report the Ethiopian Human Rights Council (EHRCO) presents details of the result of its onsite investigation on the ethnic conflict that flared up between members of the Koira and Guji Oromo ethnic groups living in the neighbor
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“Article 17(2) of the Constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE) clearly provides that no person may be subjected to arbitrary arrest, and no person may be detained without a charge or conviction against him. Nevertheless, accor
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“Police in Nekemte town, Eastern Wellega Zone in the Oromia Region, detained fifteen people since August 23, 2007 without taking them to a court of law until the date of issuance of this report. The police came with a search warrant stating that they a
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” The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which Ethiopia has adopted, prohibits cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment and punishment under article 5. The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to which Ethiopia is a party, affirming
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“A clash between the followers of Islam and of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, which took place in Illubabor, Jimma and West Wollega zones of the Oromiai region, has caused loss of life, physical and psychological injury, property damage, and displaceme
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“Conflicts between ethnically grouped students at the different universities of the country have become a serious concern of human rights. Conflicts that frequently erupt at higher learning institutions have caused loss of life and grave body injury, m
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