Consumer Protection under Ethiopia’s E-commerce law
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2022-05
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Addis Ababa University
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In this work, the consumer protection scheme under Ethiopian e-commerce law is examined to determine whether it requires improvements to enhance e-consumers’ protection. In doing so, apart from consulting electronic libraries, the ETP and related laws and preparatory documents for the laws as well as secondary sources, the EU, OECD and SAECETA models are reviewed in context. Accordingly, the finding reveals that Ethiopia’s e-commerce law demands improvements in terms of protection mechanisms ranging from defining the nature, scope and effects of consumer transactions and parties to e-consumer contracts through forms of protection to enforcement of e-consumer rights.