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📢 Exciting News for All Aspiring Advocates!
We are thrilled to announce that we have already registered an incredible number of amazing teams for the BDU Human Rights Club Internal Moot Court Competition! The energy and enthusiasm have been overwhelming, and we can’t wait to see the brilliance you’ll bring to the courtroom.
✨ But wait—there’s more! ✨
To accommodate the high interest from students, we’ve decided to extend the registration deadline by ONE more day!
⏳ This is your final chance to join this transformative experience, sharpen your advocacy skills, and compete for the crown.
💼 Don’t miss out on this opportunity! Register today and secure your spot in the competition.

💫Let’s make this competition one to remember! 🏆🎤

💫💫 Remember,
🌟 Having a coach is not mandatory!
🌟And only one Day Left for Registration✨
🔔Register, your team composed of three competitors of Law students & one coach (optional) with details including name, email address & year of study in tabular format via the following two email address .
👉endawekeayele2@gmail.com
And cc to 👉yohannesalelgn10@gmail.com

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#International_Day_for_the_Elimination_of_Violence_Against_Women


On this International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, commemorated each year on 25 November, the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) reiterates its call for legal and structural measures to ensure, comprehensive, accessible and survivor-centered criminal justice response for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).

EHRC’s monitoring of the Ethiopian criminal justice system has shown that the system does not adequately respond to survivors of SGBV in accordance with international and regional human rights standards due to legal, institutional and physical barriers. The absence of effective protective measures to shield survivors from additional harassment, threat, retaliation, and violence; the inadequacy of criminal justice professionals’ knowledge and skills required to engage with survivors of violence and the inefficient service of one-stop centers are exposing survivors to secondary victimization. The legal system does not recognize the need for survivors to receive psychosocial services, rehabilitation and temporary shelter.

Recalling its monitoring report on the criminal justice system’s response to survivors of violence against women and children, EHRC urges relevant state authorities and non-state actors to adopt comprehensive, accessible, and survivor-centered measures. These measures include enacting separate procedural laws to better protect the rights of survivors of violence against women, recognizing protective measures, and implementing regular training programs to enhance the skills of legal professionals and service providers handling such cases. Additionally, EHRC calls for improving the accessibility of the justice system and one-stop centers, as well as legally recognizing and expanding temporary shelters, rehabilitation programs, and psychosocial services for survivors.

Rigbe Gebrehawaria, Commissioner for Women, Children, Older Persons and Disability Rights, stated “to prevent violence and put an end to impunity, a comprehensive, accessible and survivor-centered justice system that can hold offenders accountable and protect survivors from double victimization is essential”. She added, the government and all stakeholders have a responsibility to work towards this goal.

👉Via  Ethiopian Human Rights Commission.

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#Wedefenddefenders
#UNITEtoEndGBV
#BDUHRCForHumanDignity
#16DaysOfActivism
🤝With solidarity,
#Bahir_Dar_University_Human_Rights_Club

🌍 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence: Join BDU Human Rights Club in the Fight for Equality and Dignity! 🌍
Dear members of the Bahir Dar University Human Rights Club,We are thrilled to announce that BDU HRC is actively participating in the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) from November 25 to December 10, 2024. This campaign is an opportunity for us to stand together and reaffirm our commitment to ending all forms of violence against women and girls while advocating for equality and human dignity.
What is the 16 Days of Activism Against GBV?
The 16 Days of Activism is an international campaign launched in 1991 by the Center for Women's Global Leadership. It is observed annually from November 25 (International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) to December 10 (International Human Rights Day), connecting gender-based violence to human rights and advocating for systemic change.
💫Over the past 33 years, this campaign has grown into a powerful global movement involving individuals, organizations, and governments from more than 190 countries, including Ethiopia. The campaign aims to raise awareness, inspire advocacy, and mobilize communities to take bold action to prevent and eliminate violence against women and girls.
✨This Year’s Theme
The theme for 2024 is:
“UNITE! Strengthening the Global Movement to End Gender-Based Violence.”
This theme emphasizes the importance of collaboration and solidarity in tackling gender-based violence. It calls on everyone—students, community members, institutions, and policymakers—to unite and take collective action to end GBV.
✨A Call to Action
As members of BDU HRC, let us lead by example and stand together during these 16 Days of Activism. Violence against women and girls is not just a women’s issue—it is a human rights issue that demands everyone’s attention and action.
Let’s use these 16 days to make a lasting impact in our community and beyond.
💫Together, we can create a world where human dignity, equality, and justice prevail.

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#Bahir_Dar_University_Human_Rights_Club

#Final_Call_Only_3_Days_Left!

👉 The countdown has begun! Just three days remain to register for the BDU Human Rights Club Internal Moot court Competition & showcase🥉

✨ Are you ready to showcase your advocacy skills and be part of a transformative experience?
The Bahir Dar University Human Rights Club invites all law students to participate in its Internal Moot Court Competition in honor of International Human Rights Day. This competition offers a platform to debate critical human rights issues while sharpening your legal reasoning, research, and presentation skills.
What’s at Stake for Competitors?
🏆 Champion: Who will take the crown?
🎤 Best Orator: Stand out with your eloquence!
📜 Best Memorial: Demonstrate your mastery of written advocacy.
👉At the end, we will have the answers! Will it be you? lets answer this in the positive✅
Key Details
🗓️ Registration Deadline: Only 3 days left! Hurry and secure your spot.
📍 Competition final Oral Rounds Date: December 10, 2024 (International Human Rights Day as tentative).
📜 Format of The competition : Written and oral advocacy rounds.
Why Join?
✨Experience Real-Life Advocacy: A rare chance to act as legal counsel and argue real-world human rights issues.
🔥Boost Your Skills: Develop your research, writing, and oral advocacy skills.
🌟Recognition: Gain acknowledgment as a leader in human rights advocacy at Bahir Dar University, coach, champions, orators & participants.
How to Register
Register now to be part of this exciting journey toward human dignity and justice!
🖍 Register your team composed of three competitors of Law students & one coach with details including name, email address & year of study in tabular format via the following two email address .
👉endawekeayele2@gmail.com
And cc to 👉yohannesalelgn10@gmail.com

📌Deadline date: November 25, 2024.
✨ The club is eager to promote human dignity—don’t miss your chance to be part of this remarkable event.
🤝Hurry! Registration closes in just 3 days. Let’s find out who will be crowned as the champion!

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Essay Competition Alert!
🌍 Celebrate International Human Rights Day with Us!
Are you a passionate writer? Do you have transformative ideas to make the world a better place? This is your moment!
The Bahir Dar University Human Rights Club invites all BDU students to participate in an Essay Competition to commemorate International Human Rights Day.
🖋️ Essay Title:
"Youth as Catalysts for Change: Their Role in Global Human Rights Movements"
Let’s shape the future of human rights—together!
🔔 Requirements & Evaluation Criteria
Logical and Critical Analysis: Essays will be judged based on the depth of arguments and logical flow.
Use of Reliable Sources: Support your arguments with credible sources. All citations must follow APA format.
Clarity & Simplicity: Use a clear, concise writing style.
📌 Submission Deadline:
December 7, 2024
📝 Formatting Guidelines:
Language: English.
Length: Maximum 2 pages (excluding citations).
Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt.
Spacing: 1.5 line spacing.
Margins: 1-inch on all sides.
File Format: Word Document (.doc or .docx).
📤 Submission Details:
Primary Email: 👉endawekeayele2@gmail.com
CC: 👉yohannesalelgn10@gmail.com & melkamud2021@gmail.com
🔗 Stay Updated!
✨Don’t miss this chance to contribute to the global conversation on human rights. Write, inspire, and lead!
Join our Telegram channel for competition updates:
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🚨 Reminder! 🚨

Dear BDU Human Rights Club Members, the wait is over! Our second webinar is going happened TODAY! 🌟
As previously announced:
🚀 This session is dedicated to empowering young human rights defenders! 🌍✨
🔍 Topic: Essential Communication Skills for Effective Advocacy
👩‍🏫 Speaker: Kalkidan Tesfaye, Advocacy and Communication Manager at Ethiopian Human Rights Defender Center EHRDC
💡 What’s in it for you?
✨Master stakeholder engagement
✨Learn to write impactful emails
✨Unlock the power of social media for human rights promotion
👉Don't miss this opportunity to gain practical skills and insights for your advocacy journey!
✅ Actively participate and make it count! Let’s keep empowering each other to make a difference!

✅ Don’t miss out—register now!
https://forms.office.com/r/WhQJ8XawEK
📅 Mark your calendars for today, Friday, November 22th, 2024! Arrive on time and invite your fellow club members to join this vital discussion. Together, we can amplify our voices for justice!

✅ Join the conversation here:
https://meet.google.com/hzx-vnkn-ohg

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📢 Essay Competition Alert! Celebrate International Human Rights Day with Us! 🌍 

Are you a passionate writer? An influencer with big ideas for a better world? 🌟 This is your moment! Bahir Dar University Human Rights Club invites BDU students to participate in an exciting Essay Competition to mark International Human Rights Day on the title ''Youth as Catalysts for Change: Their Role in Global Human Rights Movements''. 


Let’s shape the future of human rights—together. 🌍
🔔Requirements & considerations;
✅Level of logical & critical analaysis and depth of arguments of the writers will be served as criteria for marking the competition.
✅ maximum  page limit, two.
✅Each of the arguments should be supported by relabel sources with proper citation & coherent reasonings.
✨✨ Clarity & simplicity of an Essay is a plus!
👉 It will be marked by BDU instructors &  top three writers will be recognized at the final date of BDU-Human Right club's Moot court competition.🥇🥈🥉
👉Participants: All Bahir Dar University Students🤝 
📌Deadline date for submission of an Essay: Decrmber, 7, 2024.

✨Submit via: The following two email address .
👉endawekeayele2@gmail.com
And cc to 👉yohannesalelgn10@gmail.com

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#Competition
#International_Human_Rights_Day
#Bahir_Dar_University_Human_Rights_Club

  ✨Starting from the case development up to the final oral rounds each of the Competition will be judged by  Bahir Dar University Law School instructors & at the end of the competition, all oral round participants including their respective coaches will be recognized. Again Best orators as well as winners will be crowned for both the Written and Oral rounds.
      
🖍Registration: Register your team composed of three competitors of Law students & one coach with details including name, email address & year of study in tabular format via the following two email address .
👉endawekeayele2@gmail.com
And cc to 👉yohannesalelgn10@gmail.com


📌Deadline date: November 25, 2024.

🖍Stay tuned with us🎯
✨Don't miss out & show your skills at the glance of the Moot🔥
👉The would be last dance for graduate class students
👉Warm introduction for 2nd year students🤝
👉Exiting news to all BDU Law students


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