Ethiopia adopts refugee status exclusion for Eritreans
Eritrea Focus has received very worrying information that the Ethiopian Federal Government is in the process of adopting “Exclusion Criteria” for Eritreans seeking asylum in the country. Our sources have asked to remain anonymous, but
Eritrea Focus has received very worrying information that the Ethiopian Federal Government is in the process of adopting “Exclusion Criteria” for Eritreans seeking asylum in the country. Our sources have asked to remain anonymous, but we regard them as credible. The “Exclusion Criteria” are currently being applied at “collection centres” i.e. refugees comps where asylum seekers are placed for refugee status assessment.
k.tewolde March 28, 2020
May be there is a blessing in disguise here.What does an enemy who don’t want you around make you to be? A refugee.How do you respond? by not being one.How do you do that? I don’t need an explanation for it is an obvious answer everyone eludes.Folks,it is not only this young and able generation who have no clue who the characters in charge are currently,their fathers and forefathers have been leaving or encouraged to leave the country they fought for on the eve of independence day by the enemy and they obediently complied thinking it was a privilege,thus it became a legacy, a parents advice to their children, at the same time a secret weapon for the very enemy who is trying to re-annex our nation to the former occupiers..Now tell me senior, what kind of response you expect if you ask the young jitterbug to go pick a gun and fight? not to mention the disconnect the enemy concocted between you and your children.
Asmara Eritrea March 29, 2020
I probably agree with you brother.
Not sure if you heard of the joke that has been going around in Asmara for awhile. It goes like this:
A man asks “son what do you want to be when you grow up?”. The boy’s prompt response “a refugee”.
Eritrea forever, death to dictatorship.
Woldegabriel March 29, 2020
Dear Eritrea Focus,
Thank you for the timely and pertinent information. Although revoking Eritrea’s nationhood had always been the design of the imposter, this should give us the resolve to act upon it decisively. Unfortunately, the corona virus doesn’t allow us to respond with global mass demonstration. May be, it is a blessing in disguise, but in the meantime, the Yeakel Movement and other political and civic organizations should unequivocally condemn the PM’s action strongly and immediately. May be, this could be the litmus test for what they stand for.