Source: HRW By the end of 2018, 507,300 Eritreans had fled, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees…
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Category: Eritrea
Eritrean artist attacked in Addis Ababa
Tekle Negasi was attacked in Addis. Activists working on human rights in Eritrea say the attack was designed to silence…
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No Protection for Refugee Children in Libya
By Sophie Stocker “He is stuck in Libya. If he wants to survive, he must get out. While talking to…
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European Union research group’s important advice on Eritrean refugees
This research – provided by the European Asylum Support Office [EASO] – forms the background for EU countries, when drawing…
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From resistance to governance: Eritrea’s trouble with transition
Summary: Nation-building in Africa was hobbled by the inheritance of centralised, authoritarian ‘states’ prior to the consolidation of nations within…
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Realising rights within the Israeli asylum regime: a case study among Eritrean refugees in Tel Aviv
By Tanja R. Muller. Source ABSTRACT Israel has since 2005 become an important destination for asylum seekers from sub-Saharan Africa….
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The history of Eritrea’s first industry: the canning of meat
This article investigates the history of the canning industry in Eritrea from its inception, in 1913, up to the 1960’s…
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Eritrea Education Report: 2017
You can read the report here: Eritrea Education Report 2017
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Assab: Eritrea’s critical port
Assab is important; not just for Eritrea but for the rest of the Horn of Africa and other states in…
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How Eritrean maintains control over its exiles
It is clear that the Eritrean state does not end at the borders of Eritrea. For years it has exercised…
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