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Author: Bereket Kefyalew Freelancer based in Copenhagen, Denmark The Ethiopian government often associates its developmental ideology with the East Asian model, while at the same time defining itself...
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The State’s ineptitude or indisposition to deal with Eastern Cape education...
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Survival rights of Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia: The Shimelba refugee camp case
Author: Kbrom Alema Germay Candidate Judge at the Aga’ezi Justice Organs Professional Training Center and Legal Research Institute Currently, Ethiopia is among the developing countries that are hosting...
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Dealing with statelessness in sub-Saharan Africa: The way forward
Author: Michael Addaney Student (MPhil Human Rights and Democratisation in Africa), Centre for Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Pretoria ‘Statelessness is a profound violation of an...
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Sexual violence against children: Are girls in Mozambique little angels or...
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