• Water Governance and Use Rights Prioritization in Ethiopia: Risks of Grabbing in Selected Case Studies 

  Haileslassie, Zbelo (2023-01)

  Water is perceived as an economic, social, environmental, cultural good or a political tool. Every water crisis is attached with the crises of governance. There are overlapping and competing interests, water insecurities ...
• An Analysis of the Lawfulness and Nonarbitrariness of the Mass Arrests of 2022 Conducted In the Amhara Region 

  Tibebu, Yonatan (2024-01)

  This study scrutinizes whether or not the mass arrests of 2022 conducted in the Amhara region was carried out in line with the lawfulness and non-arbitrariness preconditions for depriving liberty right. Qualitative ...
• Taxation of the Digital Economy: Pros and Cons of Introducing a Digital Service Tax in Ethiopia 

  Tadesse, Endale (2024-02-02)

  The digitalisation of the economy is rapidly growing across the world, and discussions about how to tax it are taking place at an international level within the OECD inclusive framework. While a multilateral solution is ...
• Ethiopia’s Cooperation with other States in Asset Freezing and Confiscation of Proceeds of Crimes: Normative and Practical Analysis. 

  Feleke, Nazreth (2024-02-14)

  This research examines Ethiopia's collaboration with other governments in asset freezing and the seizure of criminal proceeds from both a normative and practical perspective. The research looks at the legal framework Ethiopia ...
• Analysis of the Policy and Practice of Access to Urban Land for Residential Housing in Ethiopia: Evidence from Bahir Dar City 

  Birhan, Bosena (2024-01)

  Access to land for housing development in urban areas is becoming increasingly difficult in many developing countries including states in Sub-Saharan African countries. Ethiopia can never be an exception hare given the ...
• The Application of Financial Investigation for Financial Crimes (In The Case Of F.D.R.E Ministry of Justice, Corruption Crimes Control Directorate General) 

  Kefelegn, Yigremachew (2023-06)

  Financial crimes are one of the contemporary concerns of criminal justice administration systems at National and international level. The crimes; which are being committed with the motive to gain benefit from crime, are ...
• The Right to a Healthy Environment under Ethiopian Law: The Case of Beressa River in D/Birhan City 

  Getachew, Bogale (2023-09)

  Beressa is a major perennial river in the North Shoa Zone of Amhara regional state and it takes the northwest ward to join the Jema River, which form the tributary of the Blue Nile around a place known as Sundo Meskel ...
• Assessment of the Right to Access to Justice of Taxpayers in Disputes with the Tax Authority: The Case of Addis Ababa City 

  G/Medhin, Mehari (2023-05)

  Taxpayers have constitutional rights that deserve protection against any violation. Tax administrators have as their primary objective collecting more taxes; therefore, they may overlook some rights, or they may violate ...
• The Right to Effective Remedies for Victims of Trafficking In Persons in Ethiopia: The Legal Frameworks and the Implementation 

  Sisay, Yohannes (2023-07)

  Human trafficking goes against the central value of international human rights norms. The international human rights law outlawed human trafficking and all forms of exploitation. In addition, the international community ...
• The Right to Education for Internally Displaced Persons in Ethiopia: The Law and the Practice 

  Girma, Asmamaw (2023-06)

  Internal displacement is a global problem that affects individual and group rights, including the right to education. Currently, the number of internally displaced persons at the global level has reached 71.1 million, ...

• Water Governance and Use Rights Prioritization in Ethiopia: Risks of Grabbing in Selected Case Studies 

  Haileslassie, Zbelo (2023-01)

  Water is perceived as an economic, social, environmental, cultural good or a political tool. Every water crisis is attached with the crises of governance. There are overlapping and competing interests, water insecurities ...
• An Analysis of the Lawfulness and Nonarbitrariness of the Mass Arrests of 2022 Conducted In the Amhara Region 

  Tibebu, Yonatan (2024-01)

  This study scrutinizes whether or not the mass arrests of 2022 conducted in the Amhara region was carried out in line with the lawfulness and non-arbitrariness preconditions for depriving liberty right. Qualitative ...
• Taxation of the Digital Economy: Pros and Cons of Introducing a Digital Service Tax in Ethiopia 

  Tadesse, Endale (2024-02-02)

  The digitalisation of the economy is rapidly growing across the world, and discussions about how to tax it are taking place at an international level within the OECD inclusive framework. While a multilateral solution is ...
• Ethiopia’s Cooperation with other States in Asset Freezing and Confiscation of Proceeds of Crimes: Normative and Practical Analysis. 

  Feleke, Nazreth (2024-02-14)

  This research examines Ethiopia's collaboration with other governments in asset freezing and the seizure of criminal proceeds from both a normative and practical perspective. The research looks at the legal framework Ethiopia ...
• Analysis of the Policy and Practice of Access to Urban Land for Residential Housing in Ethiopia: Evidence from Bahir Dar City 

  Birhan, Bosena (2024-01)

  Access to land for housing development in urban areas is becoming increasingly difficult in many developing countries including states in Sub-Saharan African countries. Ethiopia can never be an exception hare given the ...
• The Application of Financial Investigation for Financial Crimes (In The Case Of F.D.R.E Ministry of Justice, Corruption Crimes Control Directorate General) 

  Kefelegn, Yigremachew (2023-06)

  Financial crimes are one of the contemporary concerns of criminal justice administration systems at National and international level. The crimes; which are being committed with the motive to gain benefit from crime, are ...
• The Right to a Healthy Environment under Ethiopian Law: The Case of Beressa River in D/Birhan City 

  Getachew, Bogale (2023-09)

  Beressa is a major perennial river in the North Shoa Zone of Amhara regional state and it takes the northwest ward to join the Jema River, which form the tributary of the Blue Nile around a place known as Sundo Meskel ...
• Assessment of the Right to Access to Justice of Taxpayers in Disputes with the Tax Authority: The Case of Addis Ababa City 

  G/Medhin, Mehari (2023-05)

  Taxpayers have constitutional rights that deserve protection against any violation. Tax administrators have as their primary objective collecting more taxes; therefore, they may overlook some rights, or they may violate ...
• The Right to Effective Remedies for Victims of Trafficking In Persons in Ethiopia: The Legal Frameworks and the Implementation 

  Sisay, Yohannes (2023-07)

  Human trafficking goes against the central value of international human rights norms. The international human rights law outlawed human trafficking and all forms of exploitation. In addition, the international community ...
• The Right to Education for Internally Displaced Persons in Ethiopia: The Law and the Practice 

  Girma, Asmamaw (2023-06)

  Internal displacement is a global problem that affects individual and group rights, including the right to education. Currently, the number of internally displaced persons at the global level has reached 71.1 million, ...
• An Assessment Of The Room For Non-state Actors In Initiating Legislations In The Ethiopian Federal Law-Making System: The Case Of Professional Associations Of Lawyers 

  Tesfaye, Helen (2023-07)

  The legislative initiative is a crucial stage of law-making since it signifies the start of legislation development. At the legislative process’s outset, the citizens’ initiative is pivotal, granting individuals the chance ...
• The Adequacy of Ethiopia’s Legal and Institutional Framework for Suppressing Crimes of Illicit Cultural Heritage Trafficking 

  Yazie, Tilahun (2023-06)

  The illicit trade in cultural heritage belongs in the category of major illegal transnational trade alongside drug and firearms trafficking. Cultural heritage theft and trafficking continues to be an issue in Africa, ...
• Effective Investigation and Prevention of Cyber Crime in Ethiopia: Assessment of the Legal and Practical Challenges 

  Seifu, Tinsae (2022-10)

  Cyber crime is one of the most serious challenges confronting the global community, affecting socio-political and economic as well as security aspects worldwide. Its evolving, trans-national and complex nature has made ...
• Reparations for Victims of Armed Conflict in Northern Ethiopia: The Adequacy of the Law, Institutions and the Practical Enforcement 

  Tesfaye, Kenaw (2022-10)

  The two- years-long armed conflict in northern Ethiopia was characterized by gross violations that could spark the issue of victims’ reparations based on international law. This research thus aims to assess the adequacy ...
• Working Conditions Of Female Employees In Ethiopia; The Case Of Bahir Dar Textile And Garment Factory 

  Addisu, Temesgen (2022-12)

  Within the last few years, the manufacturing industry has shown a tremendous expansion in Ethi opia. The garment sector in particular, takes the lead with an immense coverage of different parts in the country. Thus, the ...
• An Assesment of the War Against Tplf And Its Effect in Amhara Regional State: The Case of Kimir-Dingay Town 

  Alene, Tadele (2022-06)

  War is an overall destructive phenomenon that destroys everything including economic and human capitals. Different countries have been disrupted and become backward because of the war in the world. Especially developing ...
• Regulation of Money Laundering Practices by Real Estate Agents Under the Ethiopian AML Regime Revisiting Compliance Practice and Its Effectiveness 

  Zerefu, Nigus (2022-08)

  The real estate sector is hardly vulnerable for money laundering and criminal abuse. Real as it can be traded in order to hide the origin of illicit funds on a non-transparent and speculative market, or they can be ...
• Assessment of Customer Satisfaction And Service Delivery: The Case of Government Institutions in Finoteselam City Administration 

  Mengistie, Fentahun (2022-07)

  Nowadays there is a gap between what customers expect as well as what the samle sectors provide services practically. Therefore this study was conducted to assess customer satisfaction in Public service delivery: the ...
• Assessment Of Employee Turnover In Adet Agricultural Research Center 

  Kindu, Derese (2022-06)

  Proffestional employees turnover in agricultural research centers increasing in alarming rate. Adet agricultural research center was also one of those organizations that suffered from this high rate of employee turnoverr. ...
• Assessment Of The Causes And Effects Of Juvenile Delinquency in Bahir Dar City Administration 

  Ambachew, Melese (2022-08)

  Juvenile delinquency is a complex socio-economic problem that has a negative impact on all members and processes of a social structure and their economy. This study was conducted to assess the main causes and effects ...

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