Getachew Gebrekiros Temare

Getachew is a lawyer and peacebuilding practitioner with a master's degree in conflict transformation that focused on human rights and justice.

TPLF’s New Proclamation Codifies a Police State

This sweeping wartime law threatens rights, dissent, and due process.

1 month

Washington’s Ethiopia Reset Risks Rewarding Impunity

Geopolitical priorities are eclipsing justice in postwar Ethiopia.

2 months

Conflict Became Currency in Ethiopia’s Diaspora Media

Outrage, identity politics, and money now shape transnational discourse

3 months

When Genocide Becomes a Shield Against Accountability

Why protecting TPLF leadership from scrutiny endangers Tigray again

5 months

A Third Way in Tigray

Why Tigray urgently needs a civic coalition to rescue it from political paralysis.

9 months

When Faith Fuels Fire: Ethiopia’s “Prosperity” Mirage and the Politics of Sanctified Violence

Østebø underplays the dark side of Abiy’s religious revival

10 months

Daring the Untried: Struggling for a New Path in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region

How prevailing post-war disillusionment could spark civic renewal

1 year

TPLF cannot be allowed to monopolize Tigray’s interim government

By attempting to shut opposition parties and independent voices out of the interim regional administration, TPLF officials are showing that…

3 years

Justice will not be served by a joint Ethiopian-UN inquiry into Tigray atrocities

UN human rights investigators should not work with the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, a state-funded institution that lacks political independence.

5 years