The US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has just issued its latest report on Eritrea. ICFC is pleased that the Commission’slatest recommendations to the US State Department, the President and Congress is much more robust than it has ever been.
The US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has just issued its latest report on Eritrea. ICFC is pleased that the Commission’slatest recommendations to the US State Department, the President and Congress is much more robust than it has ever been.
New York, December 8, 2009—On December 1, a total of 25 journalists were imprisoned in Sub-Saharan Africa in retaliation for their journalism, and nearly 90 percent of these journalists were detained without charges in secret detention facilities, according to an annual census of the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). Countries as wide ranging as Eritrea, Iran, and the United States were on the list of nations who had imprisoned journalists without charge.
New York, December 8, 2009—On December 1, a total of 25 journalists were imprisoned in Sub-Saharan Africa in retaliation for their journalism, and nearly 90 percent of these journalists were detained without charges in secret detention facilities, according to an annual census of the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). Countries as wide ranging as Eritrea, Iran, and the United States were on the list of nations who had imprisoned journalists without charge.
The mission of our organization is to provide a medium for Eritrean students and professionals worldwide to network with one another and to engage in resource exchange, continued mentorship, and intellectual support and discourse.The mission of our organization is to provide a medium for Eritrean students and professionals worldwide to network with one another and to engage in resource exchange, continued mentorship, and intellectual support and discourse.Reporters Without Borders criticises lack of public commitment to press freedom and fears anti-media violence in coming months
Reporters Without Borders criticises lack of public commitment to press freedom and fears anti-media violence in coming months