The four Eritreans were caught about 5am on Wednesday, March 16 after UK Border Agency officials conducted a search of an Italian registered freight lorry with a Romanian Driver trying to enter Britain from the French port of Calais.
Saturday, December 21st, 2024
BREAKING NEWS
- EU says no more money to Eritrea
- Covid-19 is used by the regime in Eritrea to starve its people
- Because, we are at war…. by SeberAngle
- Fetsum: The renaissance of Eritrean Intellectualism in relation to Manifesto 2020
- Report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Eritrea*
- We Really Must Stop Isayas Afwerki’s Appetite for WAR Again Say No to War
- Eritrea Focus statement on Independence Day
- The Eritrean Community Has Lost an Angel
- Eritrea Focus Response – To Fetsum Abraham’ article “The renaissance of Eritrean Intellectualism in relation to Eritrea Focus”
- Fetsum: The renaissance of Eritrean Intellectualism in relation to Eritrea Focus
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It is known to the whole world that hundreds of Eritreans flee their country every day to escape the tortures, repression and suffering perpetrated by the Eritrean regime.
BOGOTA – Colombian navy personnel detained Saturday in Caribbean waters 34 citizens of Eritrea who were sailing towards Central America after entering the country illegally, regional military officials said.The foreigners were in an unlicensed vessel with two Colombian crew members, who were also taken into custody, Colombia’s navy commander for the Caribbean, Adm. Roberto Garcia, said.
BOGOTA – Colombian navy personnel detained Saturday in Caribbean waters 34 citizens of Eritrea who were sailing towards Central America after entering the country illegally, regional military officials said.The foreigners were in an unlicensed vessel with two Colombian crew members, who were also taken into custody, Colombia’s navy commander for the Caribbean, Adm. Roberto Garcia, said.
Reporters Without Borders, International Media Support and Article 19 issue a report on their joint mission to Kenya to investigate the behaviour of the local media in the country’s unprecedented national crisis.
Reporters Without Borders, International Media Support and Article 19 issue a report on their joint mission to Kenya to investigate the behaviour of the local media in the country’s unprecedented national crisis.