Africa’s seven press freedom predators are Gambian President Yahya Jammeh, Eritrean President Issaias Afeworki, Equatorial Guinean President Teodoro Obiang Nguema, Rwandan President Paul Kagamé, Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, Swaziland’s King Mswati III and Somalia’s Islamist militias (Al-Shabaab and Hizb-Al-Islam)
According to information coming out of the detention centers in Libya, taking advantage of the festive mood in the west, the Eritrean embassy there has been visiting several prisons in the country, with the aim of picking up “selected individuals” in its “wanted list”.
According to information coming out of the detention centers in Libya, taking advantage of the festive mood in the west, the Eritrean embassy there has been visiting several prisons in the country, with the aim of picking up “selected individuals” in its “wanted list”.
This is a List of Prisons in Eritrea reported recently in July 2009 by the Royal Dutch FM in line with its Annual Report of Countries…..with the Dutch Embassy and other resources for this report. ( Taken from the Annual report, +/- 90 pages)
This is a List of Prisons in Eritrea reported recently in July 2009 by the Royal Dutch FM in line with its Annual Report of Countries…..with the Dutch Embassy and other resources for this report. ( Taken from the Annual report, +/- 90 pages)
Reporters Without Borders is today issuing an updated of list of its “predators of press freedom” for World Press Freedom Day
Reporters Without Borders is today issuing an updated of list of its “predators of press freedom” for World Press Freedom Day
journalist Yusuf Ibrahim Yusuf (police) who was working at Al-Amana or Hidre magazine of the ruling party in Eritrea has arrived last week in Khartoum escaping brutality of the Eritrean regime.
journalist Yusuf Ibrahim Yusuf (police) who was working at Al-Amana or Hidre magazine of the ruling party in Eritrea has arrived last week in Khartoum escaping brutality of the Eritrean regime.