This report explores how diverse actors can contribute to the country’s national dialogue, transitional justice and political report processes.
Ethiopia has seen a sharp rise in conflict and violence among state- and non-state actors since 2018. This is mainly due to protracted and multi-layered conflict, growing and unabated nationalist contentions, elite rivalry and fragile institutions.
This report suggests how diverse actors can contribute to the conflict resolution mechanisms underway such as national dialogue, transitional justice and the overall ongoing political reform.
Source: Reliefweb