In Conversation with Felix Horne: Human Rights & Somali Region Crowd
May, 15, 2019
By: Abdiaziz Ali
Felix Horne is the Senior Ethiopia and Eritrea researcher for Human Rights Watch. In July 2018, Felix authored a...
‘In Abiy they Trust’: Free Riders and Partisans in the ‘contemporary’ political move of Ethiopia
Dejen Yemane Messele
Free Riding and Partisanship: Recklessness at its best
Free riding and partisanship adversely affect countries in many forms. Their impact doubles when it comes...
Language and Being Global Citizens
By Meki Shewangizaw
I was eating with a friend at a restaurant by my job one day when one of the men next to us...
Sudan. Three Presidents In One Week
By Tagawa Warrag
In December 2018, protests across Khartoum and other Sudanese states took place, and continued for four consecutive months. The evolving of protests...
Does Hate Speech Bill Limit the Freedom of Speech and Expression or Freedom of Lawlessness and Anarchy?
April 8, 2019
By: Abdiaziz Ali
Freedom of speech and expression, especially when it comes to social media usage, was recklessly exploited so much and...
Ethiopia: A Country on the Brinks
By Dawit Woldegiorgis, Visiting Scholar at Boston University, African Studies Center
‘Absolutely Oversold
As instability and violence spread across much of Ethiopia, with most recent incidents...
