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Federalism without the Guardian: Ethiopia in the Row

Introduction During the last three decades of federalism experiences in Ethiopia, it was the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF)–the ruling government since the inception of the federal system– political ideology not the constitution that dictates the country’s federalism promises. The EPRDF party– composed of four ethic based parties– did follow only centralized decision making and ordered member parties of the coalition to channel its political interest within their respective constituencies. Following the coming of new PM Abyi Ahmed and the dissolution of the EPRDF–that claimed itself as ‘patronage’ of Ethiopian federalism–the government has struggled to hold the country together.

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Were Orthodox Christians massacred in Ethiopia?

(Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion/Wikipedia) UPDATE: Interviews conducted with witnesses and survivors by The Associated Press this week add more credence to reports of large-scale violence in Axum and around the Our Lady Mary of Zion Church, though dates and details noted in the initial reports of a massacre in Axum are in conflict. Survivors also told AP that Eritrean soldiers were responsible for the killings at the church and throughout the city. According to witnesses, hundreds were killed after seeking refuge at the church and many more may have been killed in the villages surrounding the city.

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Ethiopia: Board Calls On Local Civil Society Organizations to Get License for Observing General Election

Ethiopia: Board Calls On Local Civil Society Organizations to Get License for Observing General Election
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jungle world - Gefährliche Erbschaften

jungle world - Gefährliche Erbschaften
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Q&A: Conflict in Ethiopia and International Law

Q&A: Conflict in Ethiopia and International Law On November 4, 2020, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed appeared on state television and acknowledged that he ordered the Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) to commence operations against the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) in response to what he described as attacks by TPLF forces on Ethiopian military bases and federal forces in the regional capital of Mekelle, and at other camps in the Tigray region. The TPLF, the ruling party administering the northern region of Tigray in Ethiopia, acknowledged that it took over the assets of the Ethiopian military’s Northern Command based in Tigray. Subsequent to launching military operations, the Prime Minister’s Office also announced a six-month state of emergency throughout the Tigray region. In a televised broadcast days later, Abiy announced that the Ethiopian military had destroyed weaponry near Mekelle.

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