The Partnership between EHRC and civil society organizations (CSOs) working on human rights plays a significant role in enhancing human rights protection and addressing challenges in Ethiopia
To eliminate violence against older persons, it is essential to establish legal, policy, and institutional frameworks that deliver practical responses, alongside awareness-raising initiatives
The trainings have strengthened the observance of human rights within the community and among executive bodies, and have created opportunities to develop their knowledge and skills necessary to implement human rights principles
A context-specific response and coordinated stakeholder efforts are essential to enhance the implementation of the right to education in pastoralist areas
Ratifying the African Disability Rights Protocol plays a critical role in addressing the challenges faced by persons with disabilities
Gender offices established within higher education institutions play a significant role in preventing gender-based violence and ensuring accountability
The training contributes significantly to enabling professionals to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to perform their work effectively
To ensure comprehensive services for victims of human rights violations, it is necessary to establish a formal, integrated referral and networking system among service providers
To enhance the implementation and protection of the rights of IDPs, refugees, and migrants, the strategic alliance between the EHRC and CSOs must be systematically strengthened
Ensuring sustainable settlement and rehabilitation of IDPs in a manner that upholds their safety and dignity requires a coordinated collaboration of all stakeholders