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THE IMPACT OF INVESTMENT ON HUMAN RIGHT PROTECTION IN ETHIOPIA: THE CASE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN LOWER OMO BASIN AND OMO- KURAZ SUGAR FACTORY

ELSA FANTAHUN (2019-10)

The rights and interests of indigenous peoples are evolving in the international law making process. The ILO Convention No.169 and the UNDRIP at the international level are significant on providing essential standards for ...
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Getinet Debalke Derza (ARBAMINCH UNIVERSITY, 2020-06)

According to Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) Ethiopia become the first country of internal displacement in 2018 where more than 2.9 million people were displaced surpassing both Syria and the Democratic ...
PROTECTION OF INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS IN ETHIOPIA: THE CASE OF MELO KOZA WOREDA

MINYAMER GINDOLA KITA (2020-06)

Individuals are displaced all around the world because of several factors. Internal displacement is a phenomenon in which individuals are forced to leave their homes but remain within the borders of their own country. ...
The Right to Non-Discrimination of Pottery Workers in Ethiopia: The Case of Gamo Zone Boreda Wereda

Tsegaye Zeleke Tunkela (2020-08)

1 Abstract The concept of human rights is based on the belief that every human being is entitled to enjoy her/his rights without discrimination. Discrimination based on any ground is prohibited in international, regional, ...
SCHOOL OF LAW IMPACT OF ETHIOPIAN OUT OF CAMP POLICY TOWARDS ERITREAN REFUGEES ON THE SOCIOECONOMIC RIGHTS OF HOST COMMUNITY OF ADDIS ABABA

DAGIM ZINABU WONDIMU (2020-09)

Since 2010, Ethiopia has adopted the Out-Camp policy which has provided Eritrean refugees with an opportunity to live in Addis Ababa and other non-camp locations. According to United Nation High Commissioner for Refugee ...
THE RE-INTEGRATION OF EX-PRISONERS UNDER THE ETHIOPIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: THE CASE OF ARBA MINCH TOWN

MAMO GENCHO (ARBAMINCH UNIVERSITY, 2021-09)

The primary purpose of this study was to examine and understand the reintegration of ex-prisoners under the Ethiopian criminal justice system in the case of ex-prisoners of Arba Minch prison Institution residing in Arba ...
THE APPLICATION OF FINE AND COMPULSORY LABOUR AS ALTERNATIVES TO IMPRISONMENT IN GAMO AND GOFA ZONES

Emishaw Teshome (Amu, 2023-05)

The significance of alternatives to imprisonment has greatly enlarged and acquired substantial support in the modern criminal justice system. The Ethiopian criminal code explicitly incorporates both fine and compulsory ...
SCHOOL OF LAW HUMAN RIGHTS AND SECURITY STUDIES THE ROLE OF TRADITIONAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION MECHANISM FOR PEACE BUILDING AMONG THE GAMO PEOPLE, SNNPRS, ETHIOPIA

THE ROLE OF TRADITIONAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION MECHANISM FOR PEACE BUILDING AMONG THE GAMO PEOPLE, SNNPRS, ETHIOPI a (2023-06)

The study deals with traditional conflict resolution mechanisms for peace building among Gamo people in the southern nation nationalities and peoples‟ region. The general objective of the study was to examine the role ...
THE INVOLVEMENT OF CORPORATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMES AND THEIR LIABILITY: EXAMINING THE ETHIOPIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

Mesele Shita Fanta (2023-06)

Currently, the participation of corporations in the commission of international crimes has significantly increased in the international arena as well as in the domestic practises of many states. This is mainly the case ...
ADDRESSING GROSS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS THROUGH TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE MECHANISMS IN ETHIOPIA: CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE FRAMEWORK OF PEACE AGREEMENT BETWEEN GOVERNMENT OF ETHIOPIA AND TPLF

Tayesen Majore Dedila (2023-07)

The effective implementation of TJ through criminal accountability and truth commission requires conducive environment and contexts to realize. However, its implementation in general and criminal accountability and the ...
A THESIS SUBMITTED TO ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF LAW IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTERS OF LAW (LL.M) IN HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE STUDIES

SIELU SHIFERAW (LL.M CANDIDATE (2023-09)

Though the judiciary is inherently given the power to interpret and apply law so as to dispense justice, their institutional as well as the individual independence of judges working in judiciary is vital to achieve the ...
ASSESSING THE REALIZATION AND PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHT IN TRADITIONAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION: OF THE GAMO PEOPLE CASE STUDY IN BOREDAWOREDA.

AGEGNEW ABERA ANJA (ARBA MINCH, ETHIOPIA, 2023-09)

Conflict involves the struggle and disagreements between parties’. In this context, conflict resolution and dispute resolution are terms often used interchangeably. Historically, the concept of dispute originated from ...
ASSESSING THE HUMAN RIGHTS OBLIGATION OF A STATE TO ADDRESS GROSS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN ETHIOPIA: THE CASE OF DERASHE SPECIAL WOREDA.

Solomon Daniel (2023-09)

By ratifying international human rights treaties, states assume the duty to respect, protect and fulfill human rights. They have the duty to redress gross violation of human rights that are carried out within their ...
GENOTYPE BY ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS AND YIELD STABILITY OF MAIZE (Zea mays L.) HYBRIDS AND THEIR REACTIONS TO FALL ARMYWORM IN GAMO LOWLANDS, SOUTHERN ETHIO

YIHALEM ABEJ (2024-02)

There is limited information about the performances of maize genotypes under specific environmental conditions and with fall armyworm infestations in the Gamo lowlands of Ethiopia. The development of maize hybrids, which ...
ASSESSING THE NORMATIVE AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS ON THE PROTECTION OF INTERNALY DISPLACED WOMEN’S RIGHT TO DURABLE SOLUTION: THE CASE OF GUMAYDE RETURNEES FROM NORTH SHEWA CAMP

Redeate Yilma (2025-06)

Currently , the problem of internaly displaced persons in Ethiopia is among the bigest problems that needs pro-longed and sustainable durable solution . Specifically Conflict Induced displacement is escalating years after ...
ASSESSING THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF ARBAMINCH ONE STOP CENTER FOR VICTIMS OF GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

LEMLEM TSEGAYE ZELEKE (2025-06)

Gender Based Violence remains one of the most serious and the most tolerated human rights violations. In Ethiopia, girls and women face many forms of GBV rooted in unequal power dynamics between women and men, which hinder ...

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