On 18 September 2001 the Eritrean government banned all independent media outlets and incarcerated all but the most compliant journalists….
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On 18 September 2001 the Eritrean government banned all independent media outlets and incarcerated all but the most compliant journalists….
Read moreTigray authorities say hundreds killed by Eritrean forces Targets to withdraw troops, lay down arms won’t be met Source: Bloomberg…
Read moreThe Fano—which committed atrocities, particularly in western Tigray, and has displaced tens of thousands of Tigrayans—sees the agreement as a…
Read more” Eritrea is cash poor, but despite this is calling up its citizens to fight in its neighbour’s costly, pitiless,…
Read moreEritrea poses a real challenge to the UN system and the international community a UN expert said today, warning that…
Read moreSituation in Tigray (per 07 September) According to a Tigray representative, a key battle is being fought between Eritrean forces…
Read moreBBC (Horn Services) reported that President Mohamoud visited Somali soldiers who have been receiving training in Eritrea for the last…
Read moreSanctions should be reimposed on Issaias Afwerki’s regime Source: The Economist May 26th 2022 Share Dictators seldom improve with age or…
Read moreA Day to Celebrate? On 24th May 2022, it will be 31 years since Eritrea gained its independence! Source: www.hrc-eritrea.org…
Read moreTo Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the United Nations Human Rights Council (Geneva, Switzerland)20 May 2022 Excellencies,…
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