Global Group Slammed for Accepting Ethiopia

The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, a global coalition of governments, companies and civil society seeking openness and accountability in the management of natural resource revenues, has approved Ethiopia as a member, despite Human Rights Watch saying the country's "harsh repression" of independent voices is "utterly incompatible" with the global effort to increase public oversight over government.

Several hundred opposition protesters gathered in northern town of Gondar to call on the government to stop exploiting the anti-terrorism law and release those imprisoned using the law (file photo).

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