For the past ten years, Eritreans in the Diaspora have been calling for an all-inclusive National Conference. This topic was at the forefront of many discussions and meeting agendas—namely the meetings which were held in San Diego in 1999, Seattle, Washington D.C., Toronto (Canada), and Kassel (Germany).
For the past ten years, Eritreans in the Diaspora have been calling for an all-inclusive National Conference. This topic was at the forefront of many discussions and meeting agendas—namely the meetings which were held in San Diego in 1999, Seattle, Washington D.C., Toronto (Canada), and Kassel (Germany).
Eritreans for Democratic Governance (EDG), now the Eritrean Movement for Democratic Governance (EMDG) takes this opportunity to salute the decision of the United Nations Security Council for imposing long overdue sanctions against the government of Eritrea. This totalitarian, illegitimate, government has imposed sanctions upon its own impoverished people for the past 18 years by severely limiting Eritrean citizens’ employment, movement, and trade activities.
Eritreans for Democratic Governance (EDG), now the Eritrean Movement for Democratic Governance (EMDG) takes this opportunity to salute the decision of the United Nations Security Council for imposing long overdue sanctions against the government of Eritrea. This totalitarian, illegitimate, government has imposed sanctions upon its own impoverished people for the past 18 years by severely limiting Eritrean citizens’ employment, movement, and trade activities.