The purpose of this study is to examine the Federal government amnesty law in line with victims’ rights and Ethiopia’s international obligation to prosecute serious violation of human rights and egregious international ...

Today, the number of refugees worldwide is at historically high levels. The UNHCR estimates that as of 2016 there are 65.6 million displaced persons globally, with 22.3 million of these being refugees. The brunt of the ...

Money laundering is a crime that committed to hide the origin of illegally obtained money. Such crime can be committed by political leaders, civil servants in government and business elites in the public sector of a country. ...

Limited liability, a very crucial concept in today’s business world, which bases the distinct personality of the business entity from the personality of those who own it, has become an indispensable part of contemporary ...

Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) are agreements between two sates for reciprocal protection of investors and /or investments of one in the territory of the other. They are not thus generally meant to protect the investors ...

Banks are among the institutions which take the leading role in the war against money laundering. They, however, remain highly vulnerable to an ever growing means and mechanisms of perpetration of the crime of money ...

Contemporarily it is axiomatic that individuals, organizations and states rely on the cyber space and its tools for their everyday activities ranging from sending an email to controlling critical system and infrastructure. ...

Ethiopia under the EPRDF 27 years of dictatorial regime has faced massive and systematic human rights violations including extrajudicial executions, arbitrary detention, and torture, and cruel inhuman or degrading ...

This study attempts to explore the challenges of good governance in public service provision; the case of water supply in Yanfa town of Buno Bedele zone, Oromia regional state. Shortage of potable water supply is a ...