Henok Abebe

Henok Abebe is an advocate for human rights and democracy, as well as a former law lecturer at Haramaya University. He earned his Bachelor of Law degree from Addis Ababa University and a Master of Law degree from Central European University. During his undergraduate studies, he authored an Amharic novel titled “Augastanga”. Henok is recognized for his insightful contributions across various media platforms, where he shares his perspectives on political and legal matters concerning Ethiopia. His articles, which delve into these issues, are featured on various websites

EAR Op-Eds

Henok AbebeJuly 17, 2024
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Eskindir Nega : The Problem Child of Amhara ?

Introduction The Amhara Fanno movements have achieved significant milestones in mobilizing the Amhara people, weakening the bureaucratic and military apparatus…
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Henok AbebeJune 4, 2024
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Ethiopia’s Transitional Justice Conundrum

Ethiopia stands at a critical juncture, grappling with its tumultuous history of human rights violations while facing ongoing conflicts. The…
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Opinion

Henok AbebeMay 29, 2024
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The Mad King of Ethiopia Resorts to Forced Conscription and Child Soldiers

My cousin Mulu Ayalew was a farmer in Gojjam, Ethiopia, and a father of two. One morning in the early…
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Opinion

Henok AbebeMay 2, 2024
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Ethiopia’s Illusion of Justice: The Flawed Narrative of Transitional Reform

Transitional justice represents a structured approach devised by nations to address historical gross human rights violations and facilitate a transition…
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Russia Blocks Sudan Ceasefire Resolution at UN, Drawing International Condemnation

Somaliland’s Presidential Elections Close Smoothly Amid High Voter Turnout

Shocking Mass Killing in Ethiopia’s Oromia: Muslim Imam and 12 Family Members Allegedly Slaughtered by Oromo Liberation Army Amid Rising Sectarian Tensions

U.S. Horn of Africa Envoy Mike Hammer to Depart Amid Criticism and Rising Tensions in East Africa

Surge in Deadly Attacks on Civilians in South Ethiopia; Oromo Liberation Army Blamed for Escalating Violence

Erosion of the Rule of Law in Ethiopia: Insights from the World Justice Project Report

A coalition 20 Civil Society Organizations Demand International Action to Stop Genocide of Amhara in Ethiopia

Sudan’s Escalating Humanitarian Crisis: International Donors Urge Unhindered Aid Access Amid Severe Famine Risk

African Immigrant Communities Eye Economic, Immigration, and Diplomatic Stakes as U.S. Africa Institute Unveils Key Findings from 2024 Election Survey

Silent Witness: The Global Indifference to Drone Attacks on the Amhara People

Henok Abebe

Ethiopia’s Transitional Justice Conundrum

The Mad King of Ethiopia Resorts to Forced Conscription and Child Soldiers

Ethiopia’s Illusion of Justice: The Flawed Narrative of Transitional Reform

Breaking News: Over 100 Amhara University Students Kidnapped in Oromia Region

Eskindir Nega : The Problem Child of Amhara ?

DEVASTATION UNLEASHED: Civilians in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region Targeted in Second Deadly Back-to-Back Drone Attack in a Week

The politics of power and ethnic federalism has boiled over into conflict in Ethiopia

The underlying tension behind Ethiopia’s flawed federal system and its risks

Ethiopia’s Amhara crisis: Abiy’s political failures threaten a return to war

Ethiopia’s Amhara people are being portrayed as the enemy: the dangerous history of ethnic politics

Russia Blocks Sudan Ceasefire Resolution at UN, Drawing International Condemnation

Flexibility must be foremost in GERD treaty