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Eritrea’s jailed journalist exhibition opens in UK Parliament

December 7, 2022 Martin Plaut News, Political Prisoners

“Our adversaries are cowards, afraid of the truth” – Awet Fissehaye of PEN Eritrea The independent Eritrean journalists who have…

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Eritrean Consulate London

Eritrean embassy replies to detailed report on the extortion of 2% tax in Britain

November 4, 2022 Eritrea Hub News

A report by Lord Alton, vice chair of the UK’s All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), detailing the impact of  Eritrea’s…

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UK parliamentarian calls for sanctions against Eritrea over involvement in Ethiopia’s Tigray region conflict

November 2, 2022 Eritrea Hub News

” Eritrea is cash poor, but despite this is calling up its citizens to fight in its neighbour’s costly, pitiless,…

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British Government on Tigray: “Roughly 400,000 people are assessed to be experiencing catastrophic conditions akin to famine.”

April 13, 2022 Martin Plaut Ethiopia, News, Tigray

  Tigray: Parliamentary reply on starvation being used as a weapon of war leads to U.K. reporting that “roughly 454,000…

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Filsan Abdullahi Ahmed and Helen Hayes MP

British Parliament marks International Women’s Day – highlighting extreme sexual violence inflicted during the Tigray war

March 7, 2022 Martin Plaut Ethiopia, News, Tigray

Mar 7, 2022 By Lord David Alton International Women’s Day Commemorated in Parliament With An Event Focusing On The Use…

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British government ducks question about the plight of Tigrayans arrested and abused in Ethiopia

December 1, 2021 Martin Plaut Ethiopia, News, Tigray

Lord David Alton, a Vice Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Eritrea in the UK Parliament, asked the…

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Vicky Ford MP

Tigray – UK’s New Africa Minister’s deep concerns “about ongoing human rights abuses and violations”

October 5, 2021 Eritrea Hub Ethiopia, News, Tigray

Oct 5, 2021 Source: Lord David Alton Vicky Ford MP Minister for Africa King Charles Street London SW1A 2AH Lord…

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British government on Eritrea’s role in Tigray: “particularly concerning…numerous report of atrocities…no evidence of leaving”

April 26, 2021 Eritrea Hub Ethiopia, News, Tigray

Replies by the British Government to questions tabled by Lord David Alton Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, the Foreign, Commonwealth and…

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Britain: “We will hold PM Abiy to his statement that perpetrators of human rights atrocities should face justice – whoever they are”

April 26, 2021 Eritrea Hub Ethiopia, News, Tigray

Source: Lord David Alton Parliamentary Question Welcome statement from UK’s Minister of State, Tariq (Lord) Ahmad Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon,…

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Lord David Alton of Liverpool: A statement of gratitude and appreciation

April 19, 2021 Eritrea Hub Ethiopia, News, Tigray

  People suffering oppression across the world, often silenced and ignored, have a real friend in Lord Alton. A member…

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