Successful Eritrea exhibition in Bristol sparks lively debate
Exhibition on Eritrea opened by Thangam Debonnaire MP The evening was cold and rainy, but inside the University of Bristol Geography department there was an excellent turnout for a series of most informative presentations from Eritrean
The evening was cold and rainy, but inside the University of Bristol Geography department there was an excellent turnout for a series of most informative presentations from Eritrean experts.
Thangam Debbonair, who is standing to be a member of parliament on 12 December, kindly left her campaign to take the time to open the event.
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k.tewolde November 26, 2019
‘Successful Eritrea exhibition… ‘ >>>> I wonder what was displayed,glory,triumph,nostalgia or the holocaust of a people? who procures it and for what purpose? in a meantime the nation depicted continues to disappear at an alarming rate while some are making an afternoon rendezvous out of it over an English cup of tea.Who is going to address the main issue and come up with a solution for our people’s plight once and for all? when is this debilitating hypocrisy end? where is the expertise of the ‘Eritrean experts.’
Nahum K November 27, 2019
I understand your frustration and cynicism K. Tewolde, but it is not helpful to rubbish every initiative undertaken by the various entities which constitute the pro-justice movement.
Perhaps you should contemplate what you are doing to advance the cause of human rights and democracy in Eritrea? Any such endeavour is beyond the capacity of a few individuals and will only come about if we are all united in mission & purpose.
I suggest you contact the organizers to find out more about what they are doing. Contact Eritrea Focus, EMDHR & NEW and volunteer your efforts. I’m sure they’d appreciate an extra pair of hands.
k.tewolde November 27, 2019
‘but it is not helpful to rubbish every initiative undertaken by the various entities which constitute the pro-justice movement.’ >>that is not what I do if you’ve been following the community of posters in this website. Nahum K sounds like a new designer name,could that be the reason why for this misconstrued post?