We Should Stand for State Secularism in Ethiopia (and everywhere)
Posted: 10 Feb 2022, 16:55
The idea of state secularism is not peculiar to Ethiopia alone, so are many other states around the world subscribers to the idea.
One of the key points of this is for state actors to distance themselves from any sort of affinity or association (perceived or real) to a religious institution.
The country's first lady is a state actor, she is in fact one of the most loved lady in the country, specially with regard to her focus on expanding teaching facilities in the country. She has already a number of schools to her names, which is great.
But I am afraid the lady shouldn't be perceived to also promote any sort of religious institutions or doctrines. I could be wrong but this doesn't look good to me.
One of the key points of this is for state actors to distance themselves from any sort of affinity or association (perceived or real) to a religious institution.
The country's first lady is a state actor, she is in fact one of the most loved lady in the country, specially with regard to her focus on expanding teaching facilities in the country. She has already a number of schools to her names, which is great.
But I am afraid the lady shouldn't be perceived to also promote any sort of religious institutions or doctrines. I could be wrong but this doesn't look good to me.