The House of Federation and the Unravelling of Ethiopia’s Constitutional Order: A Comprehensive Legal Analysis of Territorial Disputes and Federal Failure (2020-2026)

The Constitutional Guardian Transformed The House of Federation (HoF) stands as one of the most distinctive institutions in Ethiopian constitutional architecture. Established under Articles 61 and 62 of the Constitution […]

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Annexation by Ethnically Cleansed Ballot: How Ethiopia’s Electoral Board is Legalising the Ethnic Cleansing of Western Tigray:

01 March 2026 After the Ethnic Cleansing of Western Tigray, the Invaders are Preparing to Vote. The Unconstitutionality of the Electoral Commission’s Decision to Unilaterally Reassign Constituencies from the Tigray […]

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On the 10th Anniversary of World Genocide Remembrance, TADAUK ORG Condemns the Ongoing Genocide in Tigray and Demands Urgent Action

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, United Kingdom – December 9, 2025 On the 10th Anniversary of World Genocide Remembrance, TADAUK ORG Condemns the Ongoing Genocide in Tigray and Demands Urgent Action […]

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The Evasive Tactics of Abiy Ahmed: Undermining the Pretoria Agreement Prolonging Tigray’s Suffering & Legal Argument to Restore Tigray’s Constitutional Territories and Ensure IDP Return

For nearly three years since the signing of the Pretoria Agreement, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s government has systematically avoided fulfilling its core obligations—resolving the issue of internally displaced persons (IDPs), […]

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The Case for Dismantling and Reestablishing the Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission: A Legal and Political Perspective

The Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission (ENDC) was established in December 2021 with the purported aim of fostering national reconciliation, addressing historical grievances, and facilitating a peaceful resolution to Ethiopia’s deep-seated […]

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The FAO’s Shameful Legitimisation of Ethiopia’s Genocidal Regime: A Betrayal of Global Justice and Food Sovereignty

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has reached a new low by hosting its high-profile food systems conference in Ethiopia—a country led by a regime accused of genocide, […]

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