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8.5 – Money is the mother’s milk of Nonviolent Campaign

May 20th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

 This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. It is said, and not without a good reason, that “Money is the mother’s milk of Nonviolent Campaign” In order to run a successful nonviolent campaign, you should know [...]

8.4 – Eruption against Repression (If animals can do it; we can do it!)

May 15th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. Mass Uprising for Massive Civil Disobedience to Dislodge the Repressive Regime KEY NONVIOLENT WEAPONS “If People do not Obey, Rulers cannot Rule; – thus Disobedience” Destabilize the Regime through [...]

8.3 – Dislodging the Fascistic Regime with Nonviolent Civil Resistance

May 5th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

DEFINITIONS: Dictatorial Rule: Exercising absolute power. Tyrannic Rule: Violating rule of law. Fascistic Rule: Abusing the human rights of oppositions and perceived enemies. Top 10 Quotes Advocating Rebellion   #10 – Thomas Jefferson…”In short, the flames kindled on the 4th of July, 1776, have spread over too much of the globe to be extinguished by [...]

9.12 – How To Communicate Securely in Repressive Environment (III of III)

April 29th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. Leaders that try to restrict the flow of information condemn their nation to underdeeloped status. PFDrucker DiIGITAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES When combine with the tactics described in (PART I of [...]

9.11 – Digital Security Tactics (PART II of III)

April 23rd, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. Digital Cameras Keep the number of sensitive pictures on your camera to a minimum. Add plenty of random non-threatening pictures (not of individuals) and have these safe pictures locked [...]

9.10 – Digital Security Tactics (Mobile Phones) (PART I of III)

April 11th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. MOBILE PHONES SECURITY TACTICS The tactics listed below are case- and context-specific. They need to be adapted to the local situation. Buy lower-end, simple phones that do not allow [...]

9.9 – Dealing with the Tyrant’s Repression

April 8th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. Number One Enemy oF Civil Resistance is IMPATIENCE The oft quoted phrase “Freedom is not free” is true. No outside force is coming to give oppressed people the freedom [...]

8.2 – Civil Resistance and Diaspora – Exhibit & Video

April 1st, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. The Diaspora plays  important roles in the democratic process: 1. Act as the voice of conscience to the world. 2. Lobby diplomats for international support and cooperation. 3. Mobilize [...]

1.13 – Dialogue – How to Disagree Politely (Part III)

March 26th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. When we come in contact with different ethnic or religious group to develop a common platform, there are moments that we agree or disagree with their point of views. [...]

1.12 – Dialogue – How to Agree to Disagree (Part II)

March 17th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. Disagreement is a very useful tool in life to drive improvement and progress. Yet disagreement is seen as an unpleasant state of affairs by most people and therefore it [...]

1.11– Dialogue – How to Disagree Without Being Disagreeable

March 12th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. Negotiating is bargaining for self interest, whereas Dialoguing is satisfying the Others’ interests as well. To understand the Others, first we have to try and know them in their [...]

1.10 – The VALUES of Transformative Reconciliation

March 3rd, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. “Reconciliation is a meeting ground where trust and mercy have met, and where justice and peace have kissed.” In simpler terms, it’s about bringing people together to move them [...]

1.9 — A General PROCESS for Transformative Reconciliation

February 26th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources The accommodation to be made through the Process of Transformative Reconciliation is not one of compensation to fellow human beings who have been misjudged as less than equal. It [...]

1.8 – COLLABORATION for Transformatve Reconciliation & Unity

February 18th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources When we think of discussions as a contest, conflict occurs because we are more concerned with getting what we want than with attempting to understand each other’s needs, harms [...]

1.7 – Developing TRUST for Transformatve Reconciliation & Unity

February 7th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources Reconciliation through collaboration, building trust and cooperation restores the capacity to live with or alongside the others. It allows us, while remembering, to bring closure to a chapter in [...]

1.6 – Cooperative Behavior for Transformatve Reconciliation & Unity

February 3rd, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. Without UNITY There is no Mass Disobedience/Civil Resistance Understanding and Reconciliation restores the capacity to unite, to live with or alongside the others. It allows us, while remembering, to [...]

1.5 – Key Principles of Transformative Reconciliation

January 29th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. The following are key essential qualities needed for the success of transformative reconciliation: 1. To create an emotional connection between people who would not normally meet and who would [...]

1.4 – Introduction – Transformative Reconciliation

January 21st, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. “NEVER AGAIN” is a central rallying cry of Understanding Others, Reconciliation, Reconstruction and Restorative Transformation programs. It is a justice system intended to be both preventive and restorative. If [...]

1.3 – What is Transformative Reconciliation?

January 15th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. Even though there is a general agreement on the basic outlines of transformative reconciliation, those in the field have been unable to come to a consensus on its specific [...]

Religions as Agents of Reconciliation

January 12th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. In the last decade there has been heightened awareness o…

1.2 – UNITY through Understanding Others, Reconciliation & Reconstruction – Overview

January 9th, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. There is no one-size-fits-all global reconciliation program The outcome of the various reconciliation programs is the promotion of national unity and transformation, and the healing of a traumatized, divided, [...]

7.12 – VIOLENCE within Civil Disobedience Movement

January 2nd, 2012  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. THE 3-PRINCIPLES OF NON-VIOLENT CIVIL RESISTANCE Civil Resistance is an outward rejection (Disobedience) of social practices that one sees as wrong 1. You maintain respect for the rule of [...]

7.11- Organizational Setup & Responsibilities (Master Plan)

December 24th, 2011  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. The Timeless Attributes of Nonviolent Resistance (NVR) Project: 1. Without UNITY, There is no Mass Disobedience. 2. Without FREEDOM FUND, There is no Project or Strategy. 3. Without STRATEGY [...]

7.10 – Grand Strategy, Tactical Planning & Campaign Planning

December 20th, 2011  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. The Timeless Attributes of Nonviolent Resistance (NVR) Project: 1. Without UNITY, There is no Mass Disobedience. 2. Without Freedom FUND, There is no Project or Strategy. 3. Without STRATEGY [...]

7.9 – Freedom Don’t Come Free

December 12th, 2011  |  by Sioum Gebeyehou  |  published in Featured, Removing Dictators

This is Ethiopian Review Policy Research Center’s series on From Dictatorship to Democracy extracted/quoted from books and articles published by Albert Einstein Institution and similar sources. Nonviolent Resistance isn’t just holding a demonstration, listening to speakers, and then heading home for supper. It isn’t pacifism based on moral or religious principle, either. The Timeless Attributes [...]

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