• REVISITING THE APPLICATION OF THE TEN YEAR GENERAL PERIOD OF LIMITATION: JUDICIAL DISCRETION TO DISREGARD ART 1845 OF THE CIVIL CODE 

  Eshetu Lema*, Andualem (2015-03-12)
• THE UNITED NATIONS WATERCOURSES CONVENTION FROM THE ETHIOPIAN CONTEXT: BETTER TO JOIN OR STAY OUT? 

  Eshetu, Andualem (2015-03-02)
• IJELS I The INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL oF ETHIOPIAN LEGAL STUDIES 

  WAKENE, WONDWOSSEN (2016-04-22)
• URISDICTION AND PROCEDURE OF SETTLING IDENTITY CLAIM UNDER ETHIOPIA LAW: THE CASE OF WOLKAITE 

  kindiye Atlog (2018-08-20)

  First of all it should be clear which group in a state has the status of a minority. If a treaty confers a right to a minority, other treaty or other groups cannot accept this definition. There is no one accepted definition ...
• REMEDIES FOR WRONGFUL CONVICTION IN ETHIOPIA 

  TESFA ABATE (2019-10-17)
• THE ROLE OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM TO COMBAT HUMAN TRAFFICKING: THE CASE OF SOUTH WOLLO AND OROMIA SPECIAL ZONES IN ETHIOPIA 

  JEMAL KASSAW YIMER (19-09-28)

  ABSTRACT Different assessments conducted on the issue of trafficking indicate that trafficking in women and children are a prevalent and steadily increasing phenomenon in Ethiopia, particularly ...
• ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION THROUGH RURAL LAND LAWS IN SOUTH WOLLO ZONE OF AMHARA NATIONAL REGIONAL STATE: THE LAW AND PRACTICE 

  MITIKE WORKU KASSA (19-09-28)

  Environmental degradation related to rural land in Ethiopia in general and in ANRS, in particular, is reflected in the form of land degradation, loss, and degradation of water resources, deforestation as well as decline ...
• Realizing the Rights of Children Residing with Parents in Prison: the Case of North Gondar in Ethiopia 

  Tesemach Tekeba (19-09-28)

  This research is aimed addressing the problem of realizing rights of children residing with parents in prison. Herein, numerous research studies are reviewed in order to identify the trend of the problem, ...
• THE LEGAL AND PRACTICAL ASSESMENT ON THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF DETAINED PERSONS IN ETHIOPIA: THE CASE OF GONDAR PRISON CENTER. 

  GASHA YALEW (19-11-28)

  Detained persons are confined in a specific place determined by the state as a result of violation of laws, they are considered as vulnarable and needs special attention in the protection of their rights other than ...
• CHALLENGES WITH IMPLEMENTING POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND DECISION MAKING PARTICIPATORY RIGHTS FOR WOMEN: IN BAHIRDAR CITY ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS 

  WORKANTIF DESALEGNE ASFAW (2019-10-23)

  The main purpose of this study was to assess the challenges with implementing political leadership and decision making participatory rights for women in Bahirdar City Administration, Amhara National Regional State. A lot ...
• Franchise As a Political Participation Right of Employees Residing in Alage Agricultural Technical Vocational Education Training College Camp: A Comparative Analysis 

  Dereje Nigusie Wakjira (2018-06-13)

  Election is a visible democracy.It has different players like carnival events. Among which, eligible voters take the front line of participation in election, through giving vote. Though its freeness and fairness were ...
• ADDRESSING THE DILEMMA OF SOCIAL COURTS: THEIR ROLE FOR ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND THEIR IMPACTS ON INFRINGEMENT OF RIGHTS, THE CASE OF KEBELES IN MEKET WOREDA 

  GETA, ATSEDE (uog, 2020-09-15)

  Access to justice is itself a fundamental human right and key instrument for the realization of other human rights. A number of binding and non- binding international and regional human right instruments recognize this ...
• THE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING IN GONDAR CITY AND THE SO CALLED “YECHEREKA BETS”; CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS OF THE RIGHT 

  Redie, Temesgen (uog, 2020-06-04)

  The right to adequate housing is one among the social rights in which everyone is entitled to. Nowadays the demand for housing and sheltering is ever increasing. Especially the high population movement from rural to urban ...
• AN OVERVIEW OF THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF COVID-19 ON PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS IN ETHIOPIA 

  Yismaw, Alemayehu (THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ETHIOPIAN LEGAL STUDIES, 2020-07-23)

  Since the first COVID-19 case was confirmed, the government of Ethiopia has taken measures to contain the spread of the virus, and thereby, ease the socio economicimpact of the pandemic. Although these emergency measures ...
• Ethiopia overhauled its arbitration laws with the enactment of the Civil Code and Civil Procedure Code as of 1960 and 1965 respectively. It also puts these laws in to practice on commercial disputes for more than half a century. However, these arbitration laws are sketchy and do not cope with the emerging modern laws and practices in international commercial arbitration. As a result, Ethiopia is not gifted with workable, modernized and institutionalized commercial arbitration. It stands to the rear of commercial arbitration which is underpinned in diverse legal systems, used widely by many participants and acknowledged as relevant dispute resolution, particularly on commercial matters in many jurisdictions. Commercial arbitration serves justice, satisfies the interest of business bodies, and more importantly, places significant impact on the economy of a country. Thus, the government and other stakeholders need to work and change the situation. This article attempts to shed lights on the contribution of effective and institutionalized commercial arbitration for the economy of Ethiopia 

  Yismaw Demamu, Alemayehu (2020-12-10)
• AN OVERVIEW OF THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF COVID-19 ON PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS IN ETHIOPIA 

  YismawDemamu, Alemayehu (World Health Organization, 2021-10-07)

  Since the first COVID-19 case was confirmed, the government of Ethiopia has taken measures to contain the spread of the virus, and thereby, ease the socio economicimpact of the pandemic. Although these emergency measures ...
• AN OVERVIEW OF THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF COVID-19 ON PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS IN ETHIOPIA 

  Yismaw Demamu, Alemayehu (THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ETHIOPIAN LEGAL STUDIES, 2020-07-23)

  Since the first COVID-19 case was confirmed, the government of Ethiopia has taken measures to contain the spread of the virus, and thereby, ease the socio economicimpact of the pandemic. Although these emergency measures ...
• THE NEED TO ESTABLISH A WORKABLE, MODERN AND INSTITUTIONALIZED COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION IN ETHIOPIA 

  Yismaw Demamu, Alemayehu (INSTITUTIONALIZED COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION FOR ETHIOPIA, 2015-07)

  Ethiopia overhauled its arbitration laws with the enactment of the Civil Code and Civil Procedure Code as of 1960 and 1965 respectively. It also puts these laws in to practice on commercial disputes for more than half a ...
• Addressing Good Governance Issues through Human Rights Protection in Ethiopia 

  Abate, Mizanie; Tekle, Solomon (2017)
• CHALLENGES WITH IMPLEMENTING POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND DECISIONMAKING PARTICIPATORY RIGHTS FOR WOMEN IN ETHIOPIA 

  Tekle Abegaz, Solomon; Desalegne Asfaw*, Workantif (Globalement, plusieur, 2021-10-07)

  Globally, several interventions have been made to enablewomen to participate in political leadership and decision-making positions.However, women remain underrepresented in these positions. The aim of this article is to ...

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