Thousands of Israelis marched through the streets of Tel Aviv on Friday morning in protest against a government plan to construct a massive detention facility for foreigners infiltrating into Israel via the country’s southern border with Egypt.
Wednesday, December 11th, 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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Eritrean Detainees express their appreciation and thank all Eritrean civic originations, Media outlets, political parties, Eritrean individuals , international NGO’s, Governments and friends of Eritrea for working tirelessly to halt the planned Eritrean immigrant deportation from Libya.
Eritrean Detainees express their appreciation and thank all Eritrean civic originations, Media outlets, political parties, Eritrean individuals , international NGO’s, Governments and friends of Eritrea for working tirelessly to halt the planned Eritrean immigrant deportation from Libya.
Fourteen Eritreans in a Saudi detention centre have begun a hunger strike to highlight the continuing plight of Eritrean refugees and asylum seekers.
Fourteen Eritreans in a Saudi detention centre have begun a hunger strike to highlight the continuing plight of Eritrean refugees and asylum seekers.
The International Press Institute (IPI), the global network of editors, media executives and leading journalists in over 110 countries, is writing to convey its concern regarding the ongoing detention of journalists in Eritrea.
The International Press Institute (IPI), the global network of editors, media executives and leading journalists in over 110 countries, is writing to convey its concern regarding the ongoing detention of journalists in Eritrea.
Around fifty people joined a protest outside the Eritrean Embassy in London this afternoon, calling for an end to the continued detention of Christians
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Around fifty people joined a protest outside the Eritrean Embassy in London this afternoon, calling for an end to the continued detention of Christians