The government has been actively involved in various international and continental legal matters. They have requested resources and prepared documents for intergovernmental agreements, such as the establishment of the African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights. They have also participated in discussions and forums organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other relevant authorities on topics such as intellectual property rights and migration affairs.

The government has responded to requests from international institutions and other countries on law and justice matters. They have provided information on their efforts to end the term of office of the International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia and have cooperated with the Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Internally Displaced Persons. They have also addressed requests from foreign embassies regarding criminal cases involving their citizens in Ethiopia.

In addition, the government has worked on international cooperation in criminal matters, including sending letters to the Minister of Foreign Affairs to inform the UN Secretary-General about the central authority for international cooperation and the language for submitting legal and judicial questions. They have also responded to requests for evidence from the World Food Program for a criminal investigation and provided information to the Greek Embassy regarding the Greek Community School.

The government has also been involved in the preparation of national reports on international and continental human rights agreements. They have held discussion forums and collected input from experts and workers from government institutions and civil society organizations. They have incorporated opinions and resources raised in these forums and revised draft reports on the African Charter of Human and Peoples’ Rights and the Maputo Protocol. These reports have been sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for submission to the relevant African Commission.

Furthermore, the government has responded to complaints and communications filed against Ethiopia by international organizations such as Legal Action Worldwide and the Pan African Lawyers Union. They have also requested information from relevant bodies to respond to communications regarding human rights violations against women in IDP shelters.

The government has actively participated in bilateral, continental, and international meetings and forums related to justice and legal affairs. They have attended meetings of the African Union, the Human Rights Council, and bilateral ministerial joint commissions. They have also participated in side forums and preparatory discussions to enhance cooperation with other countries and international organizations.

Efforts have been made to increase the respect and enforcement of human rights, including the inclusion of human rights in the education system and training programs for judicial institutions. The government has also signed international agreements and conducted media campaigns and awareness-raising activities. They have exchanged experiences with other countries, such as Kenya and Uganda, on business and human rights issues.

Overall, the government has been actively engaged in various legal and international matters, working towards the promotion and protection of human rights and justice.