The Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights, in cooperation with Human Rights Watch, cordially invites you to a presentation of a new report commissioned by the Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights.
The Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights, in cooperation with Human Rights Watch, cordially invites you to a presentation of a new report commissioned by the Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights.
The Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights, in cooperation with Human Rights Watch, cordially invites you to a presentation of a new report commissioned by the Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights.
This is an image from television taken early November 1984 of Birhan Weldu after arriving at a relief station in Mekele, Ethiopia Photo: AP
Television pictures of three-year-old Ethiopian Birhan Woldu’s emaciated face became the iconic image which moved the world to one of its greatest ever acts of charity.
This is an image from television taken early November 1984 of Birhan Weldu after arriving at a relief station in Mekele, Ethiopia Photo: AP
Television pictures of three-year-old Ethiopian Birhan Woldu’s emaciated face became the iconic image which moved the world to one of its greatest ever acts of charity.
One of the frustrations with which Africa’s friends have had to repeatedly cope over the years has been the seemingly utter incapacity of the African leaders to deal with their more problematic peers: witness the annual African Union (AU) summit’s literal embrace of Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe last year on the very morrow of a farcical “re-election” criticised the pan-African organisation’s own monitors or, with a few honourable exceptions, its circling of the wagons around Sudanese despot Umar Hassan al-Bashir earlier this year after the International Criminal Court indicted him for crimes against humanity and war crimes for his role in the humanitarian disaster in Darfur.
One of the frustrations with which Africa’s friends have had to repeatedly cope over the years has been the seemingly utter incapacity of the African leaders to deal with their more problematic peers: witness the annual African Union (AU) summit’s literal embrace of Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe last year on the very morrow of a farcical “re-election” criticised the pan-African organisation’s own monitors or, with a few honourable exceptions, its circling of the wagons around Sudanese despot Umar Hassan al-Bashir earlier this year after the International Criminal Court indicted him for crimes against humanity and war crimes for his role in the humanitarian disaster in Darfur.
We notify you that demo.archive.assenna.com is under constant PFDJ orchestrated cyber attack. The occasional interruption you are experiencing is due to such cowardice act of the Eritrean [hacker] regime, which depends very much on propaganda and lies for its
We notify you that demo.archive.assenna.com is under constant PFDJ orchestrated cyber attack. The occasional interruption you are experiencing is due to such cowardice act of the Eritrean [hacker] regime, which depends very much on propaganda and lies for its
di Fabrizio Gatti e Claudio Pappaianni
Politici e imprenditori corteggiano il dittatore eritreo che secondo l’Onu ha il record di atrocità sulla popolazione. E mentre rafforza le relazioni con l’ex colonia, l’Italia scaccia gli esuli in fuga
di Fabrizio Gatti e Claudio Pappaianni
Politici e imprenditori corteggiano il dittatore eritreo che secondo l’Onu ha il record di atrocità sulla popolazione. E mentre rafforza le relazioni con l’ex colonia, l’Italia scaccia gli esuli in fuga
….According to the front-line soldiers, the dead Shabab fighter was from Eritrea, a tiny but nettlesome African country widely suspected of funneling arms to Somalia’s insurgents.The warfare here is shifting too, from fluid, wild street battles to a more settled fight. Sandbags, mortars, even heavy artillery – all that’s part of the mix now, along with suicide bombs and other tricks of Al Qaeda’s trade.
….According to the front-line soldiers, the dead Shabab fighter was from Eritrea, a tiny but nettlesome African country widely suspected of funneling arms to Somalia’s insurgents.The warfare here is shifting too, from fluid, wild street battles to a more settled fight. Sandbags, mortars, even heavy artillery – all that’s part of the mix now, along with suicide bombs and other tricks of Al Qaeda’s trade.
UK Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York
And President of the Security Council of the United Nations:
UK Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York
And President of the Security Council of the United Nations:
MILKIAS MIHRETAB YOHANNES
“There will be a day when you judges who judged me now unfairly, will be judged by the people. There will be a day when you can’t stop the people’s anger and rage against you and the regime. I am not going to appeal; I have accepted your decision…… ’’ Gen Mengistu Nway(1961)
MILKIAS MIHRETAB YOHANNES
“There will be a day when you judges who judged me now unfairly, will be judged by the people. There will be a day when you can’t stop the people’s anger and rage against you and the regime. I am not going to appeal; I have accepted your decision…… ’’ Gen Mengistu Nway(1961)
Det blir åtta år. Det blir åtta år utan rättegång. Det blir åtta år i fängelse i under marken. Det blir åtta år utan att träffa deras barn och släktingar. Det blir åtta år utan att andas frihetens luft. Det blir åtta år under tortyr. Det blir åtta år utan kommunikation med andra människor. Det blir åtta år. Det är fängelse i Eritrea. De oskyldiga journalister och politiker fängslade i Eritrea utan rättegång för åtta år sedan.
Det blir åtta år. Det blir åtta år utan rättegång. Det blir åtta år i fängelse i under marken. Det blir åtta år utan att träffa deras barn och släktingar. Det blir åtta år utan att andas frihetens luft. Det blir åtta år under tortyr. Det blir åtta år utan kommunikation med andra människor. Det blir åtta år. Det är fängelse i Eritrea. De oskyldiga journalister och politiker fängslade i Eritrea utan rättegång för åtta år sedan.
Finding yourself in a survival situation can be a terrifying experience at the best of times, but survival at sea is probably the most difficult one you can face. You’ll be restricted in movement – whether that would be because your boat has been damaged or you’re floating in the water and food sources are likely to be even more difficult to obtain. You’ll also have to cope with waves and wind and you’re likely to have to battle with extreme levels of heat and cold.
Finding yourself in a survival situation can be a terrifying experience at the best of times, but survival at sea is probably the most difficult one you can face. You’ll be restricted in movement – whether that would be because your boat has been damaged or you’re floating in the water and food sources are likely to be even more difficult to obtain. You’ll also have to cope with waves and wind and you’re likely to have to battle with extreme levels of heat and cold.
Hear from young Eritreans who have been through the British education system and are working in their respective professions.
Hear from young Eritreans who have been through the British education system and are working in their respective professions.
Dear Mayor Gayle McLaughlin,
A heartfelt salutation from the Eritrean community in the Bay Area. We do commend the efforts you and your team are putting for the betterment of the Richmond City community.
Dear Mayor Gayle McLaughlin,
A heartfelt salutation from the Eritrean community in the Bay Area. We do commend the efforts you and your team are putting for the betterment of the Richmond City community.
In a televised interview with Al-Jazeera Eritrea’s PFDJ ‘threatens’ America saying “ [the] Government of Eritrea reminds the US administration to keep its hands off from meddling in the affairs of Somalia once and for all.” You won’t
In a televised interview with Al-Jazeera Eritrea’s PFDJ ‘threatens’ America saying “ [the] Government of Eritrea reminds the US administration to keep its hands off from meddling in the affairs of Somalia once and for all.” You won’t
Eritrea’s famine has devastated nearly half its population and is steadily worsening due to the government’s refusal to cooperate with NGOs. According to an Amnesty International report, about half of Eritrea’s population is undernourished as a result of the widespread drought affecting the country. Famine has plagued the country for nearly seven years, when the first major drought in 2002 bled the country’s food resources dry.
Eritrea’s famine has devastated nearly half its population and is steadily worsening due to the government’s refusal to cooperate with NGOs. According to an Amnesty International report, about half of Eritrea’s population is undernourished as a result of the widespread drought affecting the country. Famine has plagued the country for nearly seven years, when the first major drought in 2002 bled the country’s food resources dry.