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Op-Ed: To heal, Ethiopia needs to confront its violent past

"Abiy continues to focus on reconciliation as his preferred approach for dealing with the country’s past." By Laetitia Bader @LaetitiaBader Addis Abeba, May 27/2020 - “I want to move on and feel a part of Abiy’s Ethiopia. I want justice and

May 27, 2020

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Commentary: Of transitional justice: Ethiopia’s opportune moment to learn from its past failed attempt

The SPO had charged thousands of high and low-ranking [Derg] officials for crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity and homicide in the first degree. Belachew Mekuria, PhD, For Addis Standard Addis Abeba, November 27/2019 - The domestic trial processes Ethiopia had conducted following the

November 27, 2019

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Op:Ed: Pursuing transitional justice and reconciliation in Ethiopia’s hybrid transition

Illustration: John Holmes for Human Rights Watch report on Jail Ogaden Solomon A Dersso, PhD, Addis Abeba, December 14/2018 - Addressing the topic of transitional justice and reconciliation in today's Ethiopia is perhaps one of, if not, the most difficult one. Transitions, which are characterized by

December 14, 2018

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Op-Ed: To heal, Ethiopia needs to confront its violent past

Commentary: Of transitional justice: Ethiopia’s opportune moment to learn from its past failed attempt

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