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Official attribution and later allegations of government-linked responsibility for the 2020 killing of Burayu police commissioner Solomon Tadesse remain unresolved.
Read publicationA documented account of the former State Minister of Peace’s detention, prosecution, court proceedings and the concerns raised about due process and freedom of expression.
Read publicationAddis Ababa’s corridor development has improved roads and public spaces, but residents and rights organisations report displacement, short notice, inadequate consultation and disrupted livelihoods.
Read publicationInternational investigations have documented conflict related sexual violence in Tigray while survivors continue to seek care, justice and reparations.
Read publicationCommunities in Gida Ayana, Kiramu and Abe Dongoro describe daily life shaped by abduction, displacement, attacks and restrictions on ordinary movement.
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Read publicationWhat the Centre will track across media freedom, peaceful assembly, association and digital expression.
Read publicationA structured approach to arrest dates, legal grounds, access to counsel, court review and detention status.
Read publicationPublication should never turn a person’s testimony into a new source of danger or loss of control.
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