“We must be there because they are here.” David Matas, September 18, 2011. On September 18th, 2011, a Seminar entitled ‘Enough 20 Years of Tyranny: A Seminar in Commemoration of political prisoners of Eritrea" was held at the Convocation Hall at the University of Winnipeg,
Eritrean youth condemn the dictatorship in Eritrea and call upon their peers inside and outside the country to join them in the fight for democracy, justice and rule of law. They speak from heart with a strong voice, and no number could suppress the power
ውልቀመላኺ ኢሳይያስ ኣፈወርቂ ሎሚ ኣብ ኒውዮርክ ንደገፍቱ ድሕሪ ዘካየዶ ኣኼባ Pain Le Quotidien ኣብ ዝተባህለ እንዳ ፒሳ ክምገብ ድሕሪ ምእትዉ፡ ናይ ተቓውሞ ሰልፊ ክገብሩ ዝወዓሉ ኣባላት ዓለም ለኻዊ ምንቅስቓስ ኤርትራውያን መንእሰያት (EYGM) ደድሕሪኡ ስዒቦም፡ “ቀታሊ፡ ሓራዲ” ኢሎም ስለዝሸደዱዎ ዝኣዘዞ መግቢ ከይጠዓመ ናብ ካልእ ኣብቲ 43rd
Eritreans who are preparing to stage a grand demonstration tomorrow in New York to condemn the PFDJ regime and call the UN to press on its sanctions against the dictator have unleashed their initial strike by organising a powerful protest today 25th September, in front
September 21, 2011 - Eritrean Youth Solidarity for Change (EYSC), a world-wide network of pro-democracy Eritreans, today announced that it will join several advocacy groups to denounce Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki during his New York visit to attend the United Nations General Assembly. Plans are
August 20, 2011 – Eritrean Youth Solidarity for Change (EYSC), a world-wide network of pro-democracy Eritreans, today announced the launching of a month-long petition drive to release all of Eritrea’s prisoners of conscience.
Eritrean Youth Global Movement (EYGM) will hold a seminar in Seattle, Wa August 20th, 2011.
By Matt O’Brien – Contra Costa Times
OAKLAND — The schism began the day police officers rushed to the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahdo Church expecting to break up a fight.
By Carol Sanders, Winnipeg Free Press
WINNIPEG – A group of Eritrean refugees rejected by an untrained visa officer in Cairo who quizzed them on the Holy Spirit are getting another interview and chance to come to Canada.
A new autobiography book is published by an Eritrean refugee author J. W. Habtom that incorporates his journey into five continents in search of home.
Members of the Eritrean Catholic Church in Seattle today protested that the right of their people in Eritrea to freely practice their faith is severely encroached by that nation’s Government.
Seattle, WA (Paulos Misgena) –Eritreans residing in the metropolitan city of Seattle and its vicinity today gathered at the halls of the Eritrean community at 2402 E Spruce Street to mourn the loss of nearly 400 Eritreans who tragically perished in the Mediterranean Sea two weeks ago. The victims were believed to be immigrants mainly from Eritrea who have been trying to escape the Libyan civil strife that has been raging for a month now.
