The ENPCP has issued this press release out of its concern about a comment which was posted on the website of AIGA Forum, www.aigaforum.com on August 4, 2009. The comment that has subsequently been removed from the website and reported by other websites reads as follows:
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ENPCP letter to the President
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Mr. President,
What motivated the ENPCP members to write this humble letter is the historic speech you delivered to the Ghanaian Parliament in Accra, on 11th July 2009.
ENPCP Chicago Conference
Resolution
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Press Release
July 9, 2009
Press Release
Setting Priorities Right
22nd June 2009
In this third statement we succinctly provide our understanding of the state of the Ethiopian
Nation, and close by indicating pointers where Ethiopia’s national priorities need to focus at the present time. The statement is based on the preliminary study that has been conducted by our Priorities Identification Task Force. The Task Force outlined three interrelated thematic areas.
They are (i) civil society and democratization; (ii) conflict prevention and resolution; and (iii)
governance and sovereignty. A number of complex issues are enveloped in the three thematic
areas. The details are available for review. The priority issues identification process is evolving, and innovative approaches to the process are welcome.
Declaration on Free and Fair Election in Ethiopia
15th May 2009
WHEREAS 15th May 2009 marks the fourth anniversary of Ethiopia’s ill fated election, in which elected parliamentarians were thrown to jail; at least 193 innocent individuals were killed; an unknown number of people were injured and exiled; over 40 000 supporters of opposition groups were imprisoned in remote internment camps; and the actors of this and other crimes against humanity continue to operate with impunity;
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The Launching of the Ethiopian National Priorities Consultative Process (ENPCP)
5th May 2009
This first communiqué announces the launching of the Ethiopian National Priorities Consultative Process (ENPCP.) We are freely associated, non-partisan, non-profit civil society organizations (CSOs,) and individuals, that have been deliberating for over a year, with the initiative and support of the Ethiopian National Congress (ENC,) in order to forge genuine partnership, and unity of purpose and action.
February 28, 2009
On March 1, 2009, the Ethiopian National Congress (ENC) held a conference at Loyola University to discuss “the role of civic society in building democratic institutions in Ethiopia”. The following are resolutions from Ethiopians living in Chicago and surrounding Midwest communities to be adopted at this conference:
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Building Democratic Institutions of Governance and Civil Institutions
A PAPER PRESENTED AT THE 7th ENC CONGRESS
COLUMBUS OHIO
OCTOBER 24 – 26, 2008
BY Dr. ERKU YIMER
Joint Resolution
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Seventh Congress of the Ethiopian National Congress PR
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