MILAN – An overcrowded ship carrying up to 600 people trying to flee Libya sank just outside the port of Tripoli, the U.N. refugee agency said Monday, citing witness accounts.
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Press Release Eritrean National Commission for Democratic Change meets US State Department Officials
Members of the Eritrean National Commission for Democratic Change met on October 22, 2010 with US State Department officials at the State Department office in the Washington DC. Commissioners Teklai Abraha and Kibrom Debru met with the officials to discuss the current developments in the Eritrean situation, specifically focusing on the recently concluded National Conference for Democratic Change.
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.
All but two of the 11 former senior government officials of Eritrea, who have been held incommunicado detention since 18th of September 2001, are confirmed dead according to secret documents acquired by demo.archive.assenna.com sources from the Office of the President of Eritrea.
All but two of the 11 former senior government officials of Eritrea, who have been held incommunicado detention since 18th of September 2001, are confirmed dead according to secret documents acquired by demo.archive.assenna.com sources from the Office of the President of Eritrea.