Remark: One who does not learn from history is doomed to repeat history. Independent transitional passage is the only effective way of unifying different ideas towards democracy; the rest is dictatorship. There is no mind more DEMOCRATIC than the INDEPENDENT and no excuse for THE

By Dan Connell, August 14, 2015. Two young women reflect on their decision to flee Eritrea, a small state that produces one of the highest rates of asylum seekers in the world. Neema and Afrah, both Muslims from Eritrea’s Blin minority, fled Eritrea a year apart. Today

REMARK: We have the right to express subjective or group opinion on any subject matter but no one has the right to dictate national issues except the CONSTITUTION. I have no major problem with OUR VOICE’s view of identity and history as long as they

By Fesseha Nair The Democratic transition from dictatorship to Democracy in the 80th, 90th and the recent of the Arab spring where some were successful, and some were failures and resulted in civil wars and destabilisation. The South African model of dialogue was a good example illustrating how an

An Inclusive Definition of “Who is an Eritrean?” By Our Voice Global Eritrean Democratic Grassroots Movement (GEDGM) “OUR DESTINY IN OUR HANDS!” One of the requirements of conducting a successful grassroots election with the purpose of swiftly forming a people’s Baito and a Global Eritrean Leadership Council for regime change is inevitably

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My opinion on OUR VOICE’s latest article on the Urgency of Re-organizing and Strengthening Eritrean Democratic Grassroots Movements for Primary Elections by assenna, August 6, 2015 Remark: The final moment for the dictatorship and its evil doctrines to crumble has arrived for all of us to

Urgency of Re-organizing and Strengthening Eritrean            Democratic Grassroots Movements for Primary Elections                                                                            By                                                               Our Voice – Eritrea Outline Mission Statement The Role of Our Voice – Eritrea The Role of Opposition Political Parties and Civic Organizations in the Elections Criteria for Candidacy and Any Participation in the Elections Signing a

In my article, “On the latest EGS Symposium for Human Right, Justice and Democracy (Final)” where about 10 professors participated to discuss on the general theme of: Exploring Possible Scenarios for Eritrean Transition to Democracy (March 8, 2014 in Virginia) I testified in writing that

I appreciate ASSENNA for its achievements and actualizing this bliss and God bless its management. In my last article I wrote the importance of OUR VOICE’s self-exposure to the efficiency, reliability and accountability of its objective because I as a person want to only deal with

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The Need for Unity to End the Eritrean Nightmare An Appeal to ALL[1] Eritreans in the Diaspora Araya Debessay, Professor, University of Delaware, USA Introduction A group who identified themselves as “Our Voice – Eritrea” has recently written two articles. The first was titled, “A Swift, Effective and

The White House Office of the Press Secretary National Palace Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 1:47 P.M. EAT PRIME MINISTER HAILEMARIAM:  Members of the press, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to once again welcome His Excellency, the President of the United States of America, to Ethiopia.  We are honored to receive

This is in response to the latest article by a group called OUR VOICE recently posted at Assenna. It is clear that it first appeared in May and followed it up in July. I appreciate the group very much for continuing their effort compared to