Human Rights Council – Ethiopia
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Human Rights Council – Ethiopia
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“Since the coming into effect of ethnic and language based division of administrative units, several ethnic and religious conflicts have occurred in many parts of the country. The conflicts between Amhara and Oromo, Oromo and Somali, Oromo and Gedio, W
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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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“Government policies concerning the economic, social and political affairs of citizens have to be designed and implemented in line with the constitutionally guaranteed human and democratic rights. Moreover, it is imperative that government policies be
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” Ethiopia is one of the few countries that are subject to periodic droughts and severe famines. The fact that the number of people that need relief food reached its all time record is an indication that the problem of drought has become chronic. It is
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” It is to be recalled that in 1991 and after the Ethio-Eritrean Conflict thousands of Ethiopians who have been displaced from their areas of residence in Eritrea have come and settled in Addis Ababa and other towns in the country. Ethiopians who were
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“On April 26, 2003 (on Saturday, the eve of Ethiopian Easter), at about 12:00 noon, two men in civilian cloth and two uniformed policemen from Wereda 19 came to Ato Abera Hey’s residence. Upon their arrival, Ato Yohannes Abay, who lived in the same com
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