Ethiopian Constitution

The Constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.

After the fall of Derg in In May 1991, the democratic groups of Ethiopia convened a

conference in Addis Ababa between 1st - 5th of July 1991. The participants discussed and approved a transitional charter which laid down the principals for the transition period.

During this transition period a fundamental step was taken to guarantee the rights of nations and nationalities to determine their own affairs by drafting a Constitution.

Under the Constitution, the federal arrangement guaranteed the rights of the federal states to determine their own affairs.

Here you can read the Constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia in three different languages; Amharic, Tigrigna and English.

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