September 12, 2023
Author: Edom Cheramlak
Author Origin: Ethiopia
Source: Behance.net, “The Counted Poster Series”[image is edited for this article]
The question of police brutality in Ethiopia incites a compelling discourse on the need for law enforcement reforms, respect for individual rights, and trust-building between the police and the public. While policing should theoretically serve as a pillar of social order and harmony, the Ethiopian example portrays a disturbing reality of police misconduct, abuse of power, and disregard for civil liberties.
The high occurrences of police brutality in Ethiopia represent a systemic malady, tarnishing the image of policing and breeding public distrust. While disturbing, these real-life stories illuminate the urgent need for strategic reforms in law enforcement, community policing and the legal framework governing the police’s use of force. By addressing these issues, Ethiopia can take significant steps towards reducing police brutality and rebuilding public trust in law enforcement.
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