Refworld | Ethiopia: 1. What evidence is there of the operations of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in the UAE? 2. Is there any material which confirms a split in the church in 2005 in UAE related to continued support for Patriarch Paulos? 3. Is there any evidence of harm to those who have ceased to support Patriarch Paulos in recent years in Ethiopia? 4. Is there any evidence that those who have converted Muslims in Ethiopia have been the subject of harm in Ethiopia in recent years?

Title	Ethiopia: 1. What evidence is there of the operations of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in the UAE? 2. Is there any material which confirms a split in the church in 2005 in UAE related to continued support for Patriarch Paulos? 3. Is there any evidence of harm to those who have ceased to support Patriarch Paulos in recent years in Ethiopia? 4. Is there any evidence that those who have converted Muslims in Ethiopia have been the subject of harm in Ethiopia in recent years?
Publisher	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal
Publication Date	15 February 2008
Country	Ethiopia
Topics	Muslim \| Orthodox Christian
Citation / Document Symbol	ETH32853
Cite as	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal, Ethiopia: 1. What evidence is there of the operations of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in the UAE? 2. Is there any material which confirms a split in the church in 2005 in UAE related to continued support for Patriarch Paulos? 3. Is there any evidence of harm to those who have ceased to support Patriarch Paulos in recent years in Ethiopia? 4. Is there any evidence that those who have converted Muslims in Ethiopia have been the subject of harm in Ethiopia in recent years?, 15 February 2008, ETH32853, available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/4b6fe1d20.html [accessed 3 June 2023]
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