Benchmarked Approach on Human Rights and Accountability for the EU's Reengagement in Ethiopia

We write to encourage the European Union and its member states to consider specific, measurable, and ambitious recommendations and indicators when assessing progress in the achievement of the three key asks made by the EU in the early phases of the northern Ethiopia conflict.

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