We now have in place most of the elements following President Biden’s peace initiative. It is both an offer of…
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Author: Martin Plaut
London exhibition of Eritrea’s political prisoners opened last night
Patrick Grady MP kindly opened the exhibition on Friday – recalling the repression that Eritrean journalists and political activists had…
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Eritrea: Remembering the Imprisoned and the Silenced
Tomorrow (18 September) will mark the 20th anniversary of the dawn raids that saw Eritrean security forces rounding up of…
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EXCLUSIVE HRW: Eritrean and Tigrayan forces killed and raped refugees
Eritrean forces arrived in the northern town of Hitsats on Nov. 19, killed residents, and pillaged and occupied the refugee…
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Twenty years on – imprisoned without trial, but never forgotten: Matheos Hanteab
In the wake of the tragic failure of Eritrea’s 1998-2000 border war with Ethiopia, senior members of the Eritrean government…
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The Open Letter signed by the G15 – now Eritrean political prisoners
Saturday will mark 20 years since one of the most disastrous days in Eritrean history: the moment when President Isaias…
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The plight of Eritrean refugees – Tigray and Ethiopia need to do better
When the war in Tigray broke out in November 2020 there were just under 100,000 Eritrean refugees living in four…
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Twenty years on – imprisoned without trial, but never forgotten: Ogbe Abraha
In the wake of the tragic failure of Eritrea’s 1998-2000 border war with Ethiopia, senior members of the Eritrean government…
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Ethiopia: the conflict threatens to spill over into the Oromo region
In Ethiopia, the conflict threatens to spill over into the Oromo region The rebels in the country’s most populous…
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Reports of major Eritrean advance into Amhara region to head off Tigray Defence Forces
The reports come from Eritrean and Tigrayan sources. The first report came from the Eritrean opposition. It suggested that at…
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