• Examining the Legal Framework on Arbitration of Intellectual Property Disputes in Ethiopia: A Comparative Study with Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Nigeria Thesis/Dissertation 

  Hanna Seboka Hika; Alemu Balcha (2024)

  IP conflicts were formerly thought to be non-arbitrable meaning they can’t be resolved through arbitration as Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) are considered exclusive property rights granted by sovereign governments ...
• The right to health of person in prison: the case of horro guduru wallega and east wallega zone prisons Thesis/Dissertation 

  Legese Kebede Edosa; Azeb Belachew (2023)

  The purpose of this thesis is to evaluate the implementation of Oromia reginal state and Ethiopian laws regarding the healthy rights of person in prisons in Horro Guduru Wallaga and East Wallaga prisons zones in views of ...
• Human Right Obligations of Multinational Companies:- A close Examination into the Legal framework and enforcement Challenges in Dukem, Ethiopia Thesis/Dissertation 

  Eshetu Bekele; Solomon Tekle; Azeb Belachew (2023)

  The activities of multinational businesses that conduct business in both developing and developed countries significantly affect the civil liberties and rights of those countries' populations. This study explores the ...
• Remedies for Victims of torture in Ethiopia: The Law and Practice Thesis/Dissertation 

  Anwar Hassen Ebrahim; Azeb Belachew (2023)

  In the world we are living in though many countries made significant strides in combating torture, governments around the world are still using torture to extract information, force confessions, silence dissent or simply ...
• Examining the effects and the Enforcement of Value Added Tax Withholding in Ethiopia: The Case of Hadiya Zone, SNNPRS, Ethiopia Thesis/Dissertation 

  Gizachew Latebo; Yosef Alemu; Beki Haile (2022)

  The VAT has become the source of revenue for the government everywhere in the world. At the same time, it has become a problem area because of taxpayers' tax evasion. To tackle such problems, many countries established ...
• Examining the Practice and Enforcement of Consumer Protection Law in Ethiopia, the Case of Bench-Sheko Zone, SWEPR Thesis/Dissertation 

  Agegnehu W/silassie; Yusuf; Firaol Taffese (2022)

  Everyone, regardless of human nature or social standing, is a consumer. Every consumer's livelihood depends on their ability to respond to market forces. However, the market is not always optimal for protecting consumers' ...
• Legitimate Regulatory Acts of States Under International Investment Law: A Scrutiny of Ethiopia’s Bilateral Investment Treaties Thesis/Dissertation 

  Mulatu Gobena Laelago; Abdata Abebe; Gebre Negash (2023)

  While host states interest in concluding BITs is to have the BIT that incorporates terms that empower them to effectively regulate foreign investments situated in them, the home states interest on the other hand is to ...
• Assessing the impacts of trans-border child abduction on the human rights of children: the case of Gambella regional state Agnwua zone Thesis/Dissertation 

  Oboya Obuya; Solomon Tekle (2024-07-15)

  Transnational crime has become a major global concern that significantly affects human rights, especially child abduction. This thesis investigates the significant impacts that cross border kidnapping has on children's ...
• Application of Bankruptcy Proceedings to Financial Lease under the Ethiopian Laws: Analysing the Challenges and Prospects Thesis/Dissertation 

  Tamiru Degefa; Beki Haile (2023)

  The New Commercial Code (hereinafter NCC) of Ethiopia draws the objectives of bankruptcy proceedings to arrange liquidation of the debtor's business that maximizes the values of the assets available for the creditors. ...
• Judicial Enforcement of the Rights of Arrested Persons Under the Ethiopian Criminal Justice System: A Case Study in the Federal Courts of Ethiopia Thesis/Dissertation 

  Sintayehu Berecha Kenenisa; Getahun Alemayehu Mosissa (2023)

  The purpose of this study is to examine the judicial enforcement of the rights of arrested persons under the Ethiopian criminal justice system. The Federal Courts were employed as a case study in this research. It was ...
• Investigating the Regulation of Investment Incentives Granted to Textile Industries: The Practice in Adama and Lebu Thesis/Dissertation 

  Yetimgeta Shifaraw; Beki Hayile (2023)

  This study was conducted to investigate and describe the regulation of investment incentives granted to textile industries: the practiced in Adama and Lebu. The poor estimation of capital for investments may create the ...
• Pretrial publicity vis-à-vis fair trial right of Accused in criminal justice system of Ethiopia: case Oriented study Thesis 

  Rufael Gizaw; Zelalem Shiferaw (2022)

  It is almost more than 27 years since freedom of expression and the right to fair trial of the accused has been proclaimed as one of the fundamental rights and freedoms recognized in the FDRE Constitution. Both freedom ...
• Testing the Compatibility of the Progress of Harmonization of Ethiopian Arbitration Laws Towards International Arbitration Laws and Experiences: A Comparative Study Thesis 

  Berhanu Mengistu; Yusuf Ibrahim (2022)

  Harmonized arbitration law is often justified on the grounds that it creates stability and certainty in arbitration process and enabling parties to predict in advance the proper laws that are likely to apply to their ...
• Property Rights Under Oromia Rural Land Law: An Inquiry Into Adequacy Of The Legal Framework Of Oromia Rural Land Law In Protecting Private Property Rights Over Immovable Things Thesis 

  Hunde Geneti Dugassa; Abay Addis (2023)

  This research reviews private immovable property rights provided under Oromia Rural Land Administration and Use Proclamation. The purpose of this research is to examine the adequacy of the legal framework of Oromia Rural ...
• Delineating limits of exclusive right of owner or author of a music under Ethiopian Copyright law: The case of music mashup Thesis 

  Asfaw Tesfaye; Abdata Abebe; Firaol Tafese (2022)

  The strikes to a delicate balance between the interests of authors and other rights holders in the control and exploitation of their works on the one hand, and society's competing interest in the free flow of ideas, ...
• The impacts of fair & equitable treatment and indirect Expropriation provisions in Ethiopian bit’s on regulatory power Of Ethiopia Thesis 

  Shamsadin Reshid Nuru; Wagari Negassa; Beki Haile (2023)

  This thesis examined the impacts of “FET” and “Indirect Expropriation” provisions in Ethiopian BITs on the regulatory power of Ethiopia. The researcher used doctrinal and non-doctrinal legal research method. Doctrinal ...
• Critical analysis of Ethiopian Public Private Partnership Legal Frame Works Thesis 

  Demissie Geleta Gutu; Tadele Geremew (2023)

  Public private partnership is cooperation between government unit and private, primarily for provision of infrastructure to public, typically for long term period. Ethiopia adopted the Public private partnership Policy ...
• Liability of Celebrities That Engage in Commercial Advertising Under Ethiopian Laws: A Comparative Analysis Thesis 

  Wontasha Woshara; Abdata Abebe; Gebre Negash (2022)

  In today's consumer world, it is what said is that sells. Advertisement is an age-old practice and is currently part and parcel of commercial marketing strategy. It is used by producers to drive consumer behavior to ...
• Examining the Implication of Ethiopian Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism Crimes Proclamation on Human Rights Thesis 

  Mulugeta Fikru; Getahun Alemayhu (2023)

  The act of terrorism is a serious threat to peace and security of our Country and International Community causing serious damage to humans and property. The advent of counter-terrorism as a major international objective ...
• Freedom from Hunger: The Right to Adequate Food of Pastoralist Communities in Drought Situations with Particular Reference to Borana Oromo, Southern Ethiopia Thesis 

  Obsitu Duba; Mizanie Abate (2024-04)

  The right to adequate food, as recognized under various human rights instruments, is inherently connected to human dignity and is indispensable for the enjoyment of other human rights. This right is primarily about feeding ...

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