APAP conducts a series of research and training manual preparation projects besides conducting needs assessment activities as the initial stage of all training activities.

The following research papers are prepared by APAP staff, and are freely available on-line.

• LOOPHOLES IN LAW PRACTICES IN THE FIELDS OF CONSTRUCTION , PROCUREMENT AND TAX ( 381KB):
  A review of corrupt practices affecting the realization of Economic and Social Rights
• THE BELLS OF FREEDOM (481KB): Which outlines human rights echo-sessions for non-formal educators.
• BASELINE SURVEY ON CORRUPTION AND HUMAN RIGHTS (371KB): which examines the prevalence, causes and implications of corruption in Ethiopia.
• INNOCENT OFFENDERS (410KB): Which examines the state of juvenile justice administration in Ethiopia.
• SEARCHING INWARDS (577KB): Investigating the role and potential of community level institutions in protecting the rights of children conflicting with the law.
• INTERLINKING HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENT (80KB): A human rights training manual for development workers.
• APAP'S EXPERIENCE ON SOCIAL COURT JUDGES TRAINING (136KB)
• ENFORCEMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN ETHIOPIA (381KB)