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EAST AFRICA - Eritrea.(relations with Israel and Ethiopia)(Brief Article): An article from: APS Diplomat Strategic Balance in the Middle East Government and politics in northern Africa by I. William Zartman, 1966 Fractured States and U.S. Foreign Policy: Iraq, Ethiopia, and Bosnia in the 1990s by Evelyn Farkas, 2003-11-08 Ethiopia: Power and Protest: Peasant Revolts in the Twentieth Century (African Studies) by Gebru Tareke, 1991-10-25 Transformation and Continuity in Revolutionary Ethiopia (African Studies) by Christopher Clapham, 1988-06-24 Contending Nationalisms of Oromia and Ethiopia: Struggling for Statehood, Sovereignty, and Multinational Democracy by Asafa Jalata, 2010-05-15 Report to the Government of Ethiopia on a general survey of nutrition programs (CEP report) by G. F. E Fuhrmann, 1963 Memorandum on government land in Ethiopia by Hans Wetterhall, 1968 Local government in Ethiopia: Independence and variability in a deconcentrated system (The Robert L. Hess Collection on Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa) by Peter H Koehn, 1975 Constitutional structure and local government (The Robert L. Hess Collection on Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa) by Kurt Rabl, 1968 The defeat of the Derg and the establishment of new governments in Ethiopia and Eritrea by Paul B Henze, 1992 Local government in Ethiopia: Prospects for reform in the 1970's (The Robert L. Hess Collection on Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa) by John M Cohen, 1974 Report to the Government of Ethiopia on land tenure and landlord tenant relationships, (FAO report) by Harbans Singh Mann, 1969 Ethiopia and the Middle East by Haggai Erlich, 1994-09

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81. The History Guy: Ethiopia-Oromo Conflicts (1800's-Present)
    Ethiopian government and Great Britain vs. Oromo Rebels. Bale guerrilla movement.19631972 Ethiopian government vs. Oromo Liberation Front (OLF)  
    http://www.historyguy.com/ethiopia-oromo_conflicts.html
    
    Extractions: History Guy Ethiopia-Oromo Conflicts (1800's-Present) Home Military History Historical Personalities Email ... About Us Web www.historyguy.com Ethiopia is a nation made up of many different ethnic groups, one of which is the Oromo. Ever since Emperor Menelik II used European weapons and tactics to conquer the Oromo in eastern and southern Ethiopia, a nearly continuous struggle has taken place. The Oromo Liberation Front is currently conducting a long guerrilla war against the Ethiopian government, and seems to be accepting aid from Eritrea and the Aideed faction in Somalia's ongoing civil wars. The OLF is also allied with the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) in Eastern Ethiopia. More detail will be added later. Click on the blue links to access specific pages. Wars without blue links do not yet have completed pages. PRIMARY NAME OF WAR OR CONFLICT DATES OF CONFLICT TYPE OF INTERNAL CONFLICT NATIONS OR GROUPS INVOLVED IN THE CONFLICT Abyssinian (Ethiopian) Conquest of the Oromo Late 1800's -Early 1900's Colonial Conquest Abyssinia (Ethiopia) vs. Oromo tribes and confederations.

82. ABC Country Book Of Ethiopia - Government Flag, Map, Economy, Geography, Climate
    ethiopia Interactive Factbook GEOGRAPHY, Flag, Map,Geography, People, government,Economy, Transportation, Communications.  
    http://www.theodora.com/wfb/ethiopia_government.html
    
    Extractions: note: on 28 May 1991 the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) toppled the authoritarian government of MENGISTU Haile-Mariam and took control in Addis Ababa; a new constitution was promulgated in December 1994 and national and regional elections are scheduled for May 1995; the administrative regions will elect regional assemblies by popular vote; the National Assembly will have two chambers - one elected by popular vote and the other selected as representatives by the regional assemblies; the lower house of the National Assembly will select or confirm the president, the prime minister and the cabinet officers and judges; the prime minister will be the chief executive officer and the duties of the president will be mostly ceremonial

83. SudanTribune Article : Ethiopia Demands A Legitimate Not A Unity Govt
    of ethiopia, the UEDF/CUD now came up with a proposal to form a government of ethiopia voted to form the next legitimate government of the country  
    http://www.sudantribune.com/article.php3?id_article=11035

84. Ethiopia: Dr. Million Tumato Arrested
    PHR is appealing to the Ethiopian government for the immediate release of Dr . PHR urges the Ethiopian government to immediately address the widespread  
    http://www.phrusa.org/campaigns/colleagues/ethiopia_091202.html
    
    Extractions: On Wednesday, November 13, Dr. Million Tumato and a four others were freed, after being detained since July. Though he had been held for 4 months, he was never charged, according to Amnesty International. According to sources in Ethiopia, Dr. Million is in good health. Thank you to all of you who followed this case and wrote letters on his behalf. Update: 11/1/02 In October, Dr. Million Tumato was taken to the court along with several others. It was reported that 2 persons were released on bail however, Dr. Tumato has not been released to date. Action Alert Physicians for Human Rights is calling for the immediate release of Dr. Million Tumato, a doctor in the HIV/AIDS education office in the Province of Sidama, Ethiopia. Dr. Million* remains in prison after being arrested for his participation in a peaceful protest May 24, 2002. In demanding Dr. Million's immediate release, PHR also calls for the release of hundreds of other protestors arrested in relation to this demonstration.

85. Armed Conflict Report 2000 - Ethiopia-Eritrea
    2) government of ethiopia, led by Negasso Gidada and the ethiopian People’s 2003 A December attack on UN and ethiopian government officials in Gambella  
    http://www.ploughshares.ca/CONTENT/ACR/ACR00/ACR00-EthiopiaGambela.html

86. Silenced - Ethiopia
    The Ethiopian government’s control over the service provider makes it easier tohandle legal issues concerning online privacy and to implement, if desired,  
    http://www.privacyinternational.org/article.shtml?cmd[347]=x-347-103763

87. YARA AWARD AND THE BRIGHT FUTURE OF FOOD SECURITY IN ETHIOPIA
    Since 1995, the Ethiopian government has embarked on a large scale input delivery Poverty reduction is the main priority of the Ethiopian government.  
    http://www.ena.gov.et/Articles/YARA AWARD AND THE BRIGHT FUTURE OF FOOD SECURITY
    
    Extractions: Ethiopian News Agency(ENA) YARA AWARD AND THE BRIGHT FUTURE OF FOOD SECURITY IN ETHIOPIA By Ethiopian Professionals Network (EPN) The current government of Ethiopia has exerted too much effort in order to expand agricultural productivity and make the country self-sufficient in food since the downfall of the former military regime: the Dergue. Further more, the government has been unequivocal with its policy on poverty alleviation, at enhancing income earning capacity and at improving the quality of life of the poor. Poverty reduction and agricultural productivity enhancement has been the number one priority of this government. Since 1995, the Ethiopian government has embarked on a large scale input delivery programs that were targeted to increase agricultural products. Ever since the fall of the Dergue, the main focus of the government has been helping small farmers, increasing rural household income and reducing poverty in the country. The government started economic recovery programs in order to enhance agricultural-led and labor intensive growth. For the 86% of the population, agricultural based labor is the main productive factor in Ethiopia. Therefore, there is no wonder that the government has made rural development and agriculture as its main priority for development. Further, the government has formulated policies and strategies to guide over all development with focus on rural and agricultural development.

88. Habitual Lies Of Ethiopia's Government
    The ethiopian government did not take a lead in the signing of the Algiers Agreement . The minority led government in ethiopia did everything it could to  
    http://www.dehai.org/demarcation-watch/truth_vs_fiction_archive.html
    
    Extractions: 2. The failure of the international community to shoulder its responsibilities and obligations. I fail to see how this "impasse" can be overcome as long as Ethiopia continues to renege on the Agreements it has signed, flout the rule of law and indulge in fomenting endless obstructions of the process with impunity, and, as long as the international community continues to tolerate this conduct with folded arms." "Members of the Council expressed concern about the lack of progress in the demarcation process. They reaffirmed the final and binding nature of the Boundary Commission’s decision and underlined the importance of an expeditious implementation of the decision within the framework of the Algiers Agreement.

89. Attacks On The Press 2004: Africa
    In November 2004, the Ethiopian government had announced that it was willing, The government lifted its ban on the Ethiopian Free Press Journalists  
    http://www.cpj.org/attacks04/africa04/ethiopia.html
    
    Extractions: In the run-up to 2005 elections, the ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front came under increasing criticism from local journalists and international media organizations for its antagonism toward the country's private press. Authorities continued to imprison journalists for their reporting and to intimidate others into silence on sensitive issues, such as government infighting and Ethiopia's tense relations with its neighbors. Throughout 2004, local journalists and international press freedom groups petitioned the Ethiopian government to revise a repressive press bill, with little success. Ethiopia's private print media are mostly concentrated in the capital, Addis Ababa, where a number of local- and English-language publications present a variety of viewpoints. Under Press Proclamation No. 34 of 1992, criminal charges can be brought against journalists for such offenses as defamation, incitement to violence, and the publication of false news. Court cases can drag on for years, and journalists are regularly jailed for not being able to pay bail or for missing court hearings. Many journalists have multiple charges pending against them.

90. Ethiopia Press Freedom, 10/20/96
    We look forward to the time when the Ethiopian government views the Publicly encourage the Ethiopian government to give the private press access to  
    http://www.africa.upenn.edu/Urgent_Action/apic_102096.html
    
    Extractions: UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA - AFRICAN STUDIES CENTER Ethiopia: Press Freedom Date Distributed (ymd): 961020 Contains (1) Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)Press Release: Ethiopia (2) Excerpts from CPJ Report COMMITTEE TO PROTECT JOURNALISTS, 330 Seventh Ave, New York NY 10001, Tel: 212-465-1004; Fax:212-465-9568; E-mail: info@cpj.org; WWW: http://www.cpj.org October 9, 1996 CONTACT: Kakuna Kerina; africa@cpj.org U.S. State Department Institutes Policy Change Toward Ethiopian Press During Christopher's Visit to Addis Ababa Policy Change Enacted After Review of CPJ Report Revealing More Journalists Imprisoned in Ethiopia in Past Three Years Than in Any Other African Country New YorkU.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher today declined the Ethiopian government's invitation to hold a joint press conference upon his arrival in Addis Ababa. This, in response to a report by the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) detailing the legal harassment and imprisonment of Ethiopian journalists, and the government's systematic exclusion of the private press from official press conferences. State Department Spokesperson Nicholas Burns told the Committee's chair, Kati Marton, that CPJ's report "Clampdown in Addis: Ethiopia's Journalists at Risk" led to the policy change. In a public statement, Secretary of State Christopher told reporters, "Ethiopia has made progress in human rights during the past five years, but the United States wants to see more. One of the areas of our concern is the freedom of the press and the treatment of journalists."

91. Refugees International: Articles: Ethiopia: Local People Burned Out Of Homes To
    The government of ethiopia’s official position seems to be that the The AfricanParks Foundation and the ethiopian government acknowledge that the  
    http://www.refugeesinternational.org/content/article/detail/5639
    
    Extractions: Search: Home About Us Donate Where We Work ... Contact Us Refugees International has been critical of the National and Regional governments of Ethiopia and the Africa Parks Foundation for displacing farmers and pastoralists from Nechasar National Park without adequate consulatation, integration of residents into the plans for development of the park, and economic and humanitarian assistance to those impacted. The Africa Parks Foundation has requested that we publish its response on our webpage. You can access it here. On November 25, 2004, 463 houses of the Guji-Oromo people in Nechasar National Park in southern Ethiopia were burned down by police and park authorities on November 25, 2004. Reportedly present also were representatives of the provincial government of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples’ Region (SNNPR). The burning of the Guji-Oromo houses is the latest move in the effort to remove the Guji and Kore people from within the boundaries of the National Park so that it can be developed and managed by the Netherlands-based African Parks Foundation as a wildlife viewing park for well-heeled tourists. It is a condition of the African Parks Foundation contract that no people be present in the Park. Included in the development plans is a fence around part of the Park to keep local people out and wildlife in. (See the Refugees International bulletin “

92. Afrol News - Ethiopia Limits Rights In Oromia Ahead Of Election
    The Ethiopian government claims that the elections demonstrate its commitment to In each of those cases, despite the inability of Ethiopian government  
    http://www.afrol.com/articles/16300
    
    Extractions: Ethiopia limits rights in Oromia ahead of election afrol News , 9 May As the 15 May parliamentary elections approach, Ethiopian authorities are accused of establishing "new institutions that suppress speech and political activity in the country's most populous region," Oromia. At the same time, officials have continued to detain and harass perceived political opponents all over the country, human rights activists claim. The New York-based group Human Rights Watch in a 44-page report released today is documenting how regional authorities and security forces have used exaggerated concerns about armed insurgency and "terrorism" to justify the torture, imprisonment and sustained harassment of their critics and even ordinary citizens in the central region of Oromia. The ethnic-based party that controls the region, the Oromo Peoples' Democratic Organisation (OPDO), holds the largest share of parliamentary seats within the four-party coalition that has ruled Ethiopia since 1991.

93. WorldLII - Categories - Countries - Ethiopia - Government
    Legal directory and search engine legislation, case-law, journals, law reform,by country and subject.  
    http://www.worldlii.org/catalog/50740.html

94. Jerusalem Post | Breaking News From Israel, The Middle East And The Jewish World
    An official at ethiopia s Justice Ministry confirmed that the government NACOEJ is not in action now in Addis, an ethiopian government official said.  
    http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=111

95. Christian Aid Reports: The Changing Face Of Aid To Ethiopia
    The best contribution the Ethiopian government could make to create a more enablingenvironment for NGOs is to rationalise procedures for registration and  
    http://www.christianaid.org.uk/indepth/9901ethi/ethiopi1.htm
    
    Extractions: Christian Aid Executive summary Aid to Ethiopia - an overview The report highlights four general trends in aid to Ethiopia: The report also stresses the importance of Ethiopia's debt burden, which severely constrains the country's spending on health and education. The authors argue that donors concerned with poverty eradication need seriously to consider speedier and more extensive debt relief than is presently proposed under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) initiative. Ethiopia's debt servicing in 1995 equalled roughly half of that year's government spending on health and education. Had the country been free to allocate this amount, it could have boosted its health and education budgets by 50 per cent. Extensive debt relief or debt cancellation should be considered the most effective way to free up internal resources for poverty eradication.

96. Reuters AlertNet - Ethiopia Political Dissent Quashed
    The Ethiopian government claims that the elections demonstrate its commitment to In each of those cases, despite the inability of Ethiopian government  
    http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/HRW/2adc5abdcac2a6152a8486dc46f3cce3.ht

97. ETHIOPIA -- GOVERNMENT
    ETHIOPIAN TOURISM COMMISSION Tel (251-1) 15 00 04; YESUF ABDULAHI (Commissioner) THE SECOND government OF PRESIDENT MELES ZENAWI (August 1992)  
    http://www.angelfire.com/ak/sellassie/politics/government.html

98. Earth Institute Supports Accelerated Expansion Of Health System For Ethiopia
    Center for National Health Development in ethiopia to boost government capacity The government of ethiopia has committed to train up to 25000 health  
    http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2004-09/teia-eis092004.php
    
    Extractions: The Earth Institute at Columbia University Professor Awash Teklehaimanot's long history of working on health issues in Ethiopia, particularly on malaria, has given him an opportunity to work closely with the Ethiopian government to expand primary health care. He will direct the Earth Institute's newly launched Center for National Health Development in Ethiopia. Photo by Bruce Gilbert Full size image available here Center for National Health Development in Ethiopia to boost government capacity. In the summer of 2004 professor Awash Teklehaimanot, a health expert with the Earth Institute at Columbia University and member of the Center for Global Health and Economic Development, launched the Center for National Health Development in Ethiopia, a project of the Earth Institute in support of accelerated expansion of primary health care facilities in Ethiopia. The government of Ethiopia has committed to train up to 25,000 health workers over five years to provide basic promotive and preventive health services throughout Ethiopia. After a one year training, the graduates will be placed in 15,000 villages (average population 5,000 each). In addition to the training and placement of these health workers, the government plans to build and upgrade nearly 3000 new primary health care centers and construct thousands of basic care facilities called health posts. The estimated total investment required to implement this plan, which will provide health services to 85 percent of the population, is $1.6 billion. "The government of Ethiopia's health care plan is very ambitious, as the government realizes that improved health is essential for growing other areas of the economy," says Teklehaimanot.

99. Home
    Embassy of The Federal Democratic Republic of ethiopia in Stockholm. Presentsconsular information, work hours, maps and facts about ethiopia,  
    http://www.ethemb.se/

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     Embassy of The Federal Democratic Republic of ethiopia, Stockholm. etflag_s. etflag_s.  
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