The complex and sometimes hostile relationship of the Eritrean and Tigrayan authorities appears to have hit another low. An official…
Read more
Tag: Eritrea
Yakob Gebremedhin found guilty of attacking Assena editor in London
On the court steps after Yakob Gebremedhin is given a 16 week suspended jail sentence. Yakob was additionally: Fined £600…
Read more
Are the Horn of Africa’s borders increasingly irrelevant?
There was a fascinating discussion on the realities of sub-national and cross-border political and economic realities across the Horn of…
Read more
Eritrean human rights – a fresh perspective
Human Rights Day 2019: Abraham Zere’s perspective on Eritrea Wednesday 8 January 2020 – 7:00am Asmara’s Fiat Tagliero building To…
Read more
Eritrea: pro-government thug before London court
Today, Thursday, 12 December 2019, Jacob Ghebremeohin pleaded guilty of assaulting the journalist, Amanuel Eyasu, at the Thames Magistrate Court,…
Read more
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…
Read more
The Ethiopian Prime Minister’s Book and Eritrea
One of the most talked about topics during the past few weeks among Ethiopians (and many Eritreans) in social media is ‘Medemer’, the launching of the book…
Read more
Open appeal to the EU’s Donald Tusk over Eritrea and Sudan
His Excellency Donald Tusk, President of the European Council Rue de la Loi/Wetstraat 175 B-1048 Bruxelles/Brussel Belgique/België By email: ec.president@consilium.europa.eu…
Read more
The scope of the Eritrean government’s attack on the Catholic Church becoming clear
A trusted source in Eritrea has provided information that more than 40 hospitals and medical facilities have been closed by…
Read moreDetails of Eritrean government’s attack on Catholic Church clinics
Source: Avveniere Italian In Eritrea il governo chiude gli ospedali cattolici. Colpiti i più poveri (Google Transformation) The government of…
Read more