This Law governs matrimonial regimes, donations granted or received within a family and successions.

This Law governs natural persons and family as well as relations between persons.

This document contains the Law establishing the sources of revenue and property of decentralized entities and governing their management; Prime Minister’s Order determining modalities in which government institutions prevent and respond to gender- based violence; Ministerial Order on explosives used in mining, quarrying and infrastructure activities; and Ministerial Order determining the procedures for suspension of a terrorist organisation and modalities for appeal of such decision.

This Law governs natural persons and family as well as relations between persons.

“This order specifies the types of agreements, decisions, practices and codes of conduct deemed anti-competitive or liable to cause abuse due to the dominant
position”.

The policy represents government’s commitment towards protecting children and fighting child labor. This is in line with the endorsement by the government of Rwanda of the International Labour Convention of 1973 concerning the Minimum Age for admission to Employment; and the International Labour Convention of 1999 concerning Worst Forms of Child Labour. The government thus intends to eliminate all forms of chid labour, and create enabling environment to address child labour underlying issues.

The ministerial order determines the mission, functions, organizational structure, and job positions of the Ministry of disaster management and refugee affairs (MIDMAR). The ministry shall take charge of all affairs relating to disaster management and refugee affairs. It shall also see to the development of an holistic refugee policy that caters to both national and international refugess, in line with national laws and international ratifications.

A proclamation to provide for the establishment of the institution of the Ombudsman.

A proclamation on Ethiopian nationality.

A proclamation to provide for freedom of the mass media and access to information.

A proclamation to ratify the convention on the rights of persons with disability.

This proclamation establishes the reconcilation commission to maintain peace justice, national unity and consensus and also reconciliation among Ethiopians.

A proclamation to provide for the establishment of the human right commission.

A proclamation to provide for accession to the African charter on human and peoples’ rights.

Gender equality is intertwined in every fabric of a country’s economy. It surfaces at every effort geared towards economic development. The plan notes that activities charged at sustainable development will have setbacks without addressing gender equality issues. The NAP-GE works towards being the tool for the promotion of gender equitable development. It works towards attaining both national and international gender equality targets, as enshrined in the MDGs and the Ethiopian constitution.

The proclamation seeks to make possible, enabling environment, and the necessary support, to facilitate the organization of women with low living standards in income generating endeavors, with a view to alleviating their general living conditions. The proclamation thus establishes the Ethiopian Women’s Development Fund as a federai government body having its own
legal personality. The Fund shall be accountable to the Prime Minister. It highlights the various objectives of the fund, the powers and duties, structure, and central organs, among others.

An Act to provide protection from domestic violence particularly for women and children and for connected purposes.

An Act to provide a juvenile justice system, to protect the rights of juveniles, ensure an appropriate and individuals response to juvenile offenders, provide for young offenders and for connected purposes.

An Actto establish a Commission to seek and promote national reconciliation among the people of this country by recommending appropriate redress for persons who have suffered any injury, hurt, damage, grievance or who have in any other manner been adversely affected by abuses and violations of their human rights arising form activities or in activities of public institutions and persons holding public office during periods of unconstitutional government to provide for related matter.

An Act to establish a Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice to investigate complaints of violations of fundamental human rights and freedoms, injustice and corruption; abuse of power and unfair treatment of persons by public officers in the exercise of their duties, with power to seek remedy in respect of such acts or omissions and to provide for other related purposes.