CARD aspires to see Ethiopia being a place where human rights are respected and democratic culture flourished. Since its foundation, CARD has been operating with a mission of advancing a conducive civic, media, and digital space for the respect of human rights and cultivation of democratic mass culture in Ethiopia.
The Center for the Advancement of Rights and Democracy (CARD) is a board-led, non-profit, non-governmental, civil society organization aspires to see Ethiopia being a place where human rights are respected and democratic culture flourished. Since its foundation, CARD has been operating with a mission of advancing a conducive civic, media, and digital space for the respect of human rights and cultivation of democratic mass culture in Ethiopia.
in partnership with Access Now, held a research findings launching workshop on August 29, 2025, Digital Threat Mapping Workshop on "Digital Threat Mapping: Major Issues and Actors Posing Digital Threats to Ethiopian Journalists and Human
Card Ethiopia on August 28, 2025 organized a validation workshop on findings of the National Dialogue Agenda Collection Process. The workshop brought together civil society organizations engaged in the National Dialogue, along with representatives from the Ethiopian national dialogue commission (ENDC),
Center for Advancement of Rights and Democracy, CARDEthiopia conducted a four-day Training of Trainers (ToT) on human rights based approach to peace dialogue for youth participants from the three regional towns of Ethiopia Adama, Bahir Dar, and Mekelle.
Over the past five years, we built a big network of partnership. International partners provided resources to implement our ideas and projects in addition to standing with us in solidarity. Local partners provided a big home of collaboration towards our goals.
This report provides a consolidated summary of CARD’s three prior assessment reports on the Ethiopian National Dialogue Process, an initiative launched in 2021 to address the country’s deep-rooted political challenges.
The Center for Advancement of Rights and Democracy (CARD) strongly believes that the meaningful participation of women and youth is essential for inclusive governance and democratic development.
The Center for Advancement of Rights and Democracy (CARD) would
like to express its sincere gratitude to the author of this report. This
report was authored by Bayuligne Zemedeagegnehu (PhD).