Ethiopia's hierarchy of international agreements ratified by Ethiopia in light of other domestic laws is as follows: 1. Constitution of Ethiopia: The highest law of the land, any international agreement ratified by Ethiopia must comply with the provisions of the constitution. If a conflict arises between an international agreement and the constitution, the constitution prevails. 2. Proclamations: Proclamations are laws enacted by the Ethiopian Parliament and are legally binding. They are subordinate to the constitution but have precedence over regulations and directives. 3. Regulations: Regulations are laws made by the executive branch of government or by government agencies and are subordinate to both the constitution and proclamations. They are intended to provide detailed guidelines on how laws should be implemented. 4. Directives: Directives are administrative instructions issued by government agencies to further clarify or provide guidance on the implementation of laws and regulations. They are subordinate to the constitution, proclamations, and regulations. 5. International Agreements: International agreements ratified by Ethiopia are binding on Ethiopia and its citizens. In case of a conflict between an international agreement and domestic laws, the international agreement prevails, provided it has been properly ratified and incorporated into domestic law. In summary, the constitution is the highest law of the land and takes precedence over all other laws. Proclamations, regulations, and directives are various forms of domestic laws that must comply with the constitution. International agreements ratified by Ethiopia are generally subordinate to the constitution but take precedence over other domestic laws, provided they have been properly ratified and incorporated into domestic law. Chat GPT