Mengistu was a dictator and Hailesellassie was a despot or an absolute monarchy. Nevertheless, the tactics they used to oppress the Eritrean people are too lenient by PFDJ standards.
Mogos Tekeste
There seems to be a lot of confusion on the status of the rule of law in Eritrea.
This confusion contributes towards the opposition being at odds with each other, extends a life support system to the oppressive political order of the People’s Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) and finally, it baffles the international democratic forces and discourages it from lending an effective and valuable targeted support to the Eritrean people.
Mogos Tekeste
There seems to be a lot of confusion on the status of the rule of law in Eritrea.
This confusion contributes towards the opposition being at odds with each other, extends a life support system to the oppressive political order of the People’s Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) and finally, it baffles the international democratic forces and discourages it from lending an effective and valuable targeted support to the Eritrean people.
By Petros Tesfagiorgis
The Italians build more towns in the highlands. They were mostly small but they were true urban nucleus, trading centres, homes of craftsmen, gold smiths, shoe makers, shop keepers, tailors etc. The highlands were enabled to acquire modern urban culture and brought about the birth of the working class, administrators, lawyers and various other professions.
By Petros Tesfagiorgis
The Italians build more towns in the highlands. They were mostly small but they were true urban nucleus, trading centres, homes of craftsmen, gold smiths, shoe makers, shop keepers, tailors etc. The highlands were enabled to acquire modern urban culture and brought about the birth of the working class, administrators, lawyers and various other professions.
Eritrea’s Repressive Rule Gets an Israeli Slap in the Face over Eritrean Refugee Repatriation Issues
With Eritrean refugees continuing to stream into Israel, the Ehud Olmert Administration has blamed the large influxes on the repressive policies of the Asmara government.
Eritrea’s Repressive Rule Gets an Israeli Slap in the Face over Eritrean Refugee Repatriation Issues
With Eritrean refugees continuing to stream into Israel, the Ehud Olmert Administration has blamed the large influxes on the repressive policies of the Asmara government.