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Rawan Abhari serves as the advocacy associate at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft and is based in Washington, DC. She previously worked as a foreign policy fellow on Capitol Hill.

Over the last decade, Ethiopia’s trade unions have experienced impressive growth, more than doubling their membership.