Good to see the energy to make change in Eritrea is picking up some motion again. I just hope it picks steam and not cool off and goes out again. Well done UK! The discussions were all encouraging from what the video was showing. Don’t fail on this.
Point to note: There were hardly any women in the audience and that is just disturbing – in UK I know of few that are very active and empowered Eritrean women and make use of them. . Another point to make is that- the folks in the audience need a guide to have them make it brief and to the point – else it will be a waste and no good. 30 years of war, 25 years of dictatorship, exodus, imprisonment, trekking,drawing and Sinai should make every Eritrean sharp and get to the point rather than looping in a cycle of. Well done UK and keep it up. Next I hope is actions.
Mike April 9, 2017
Good to see the energy to make change in Eritrea is picking up some motion again. I just hope it picks steam and not cool off and goes out again. Well done UK! The discussions were all encouraging from what the video was showing. Don’t fail on this.
Point to note: There were hardly any women in the audience and that is just disturbing – in UK I know of few that are very active and empowered Eritrean women and make use of them. . Another point to make is that- the folks in the audience need a guide to have them make it brief and to the point – else it will be a waste and no good. 30 years of war, 25 years of dictatorship, exodus, imprisonment, trekking,drawing and Sinai should make every Eritrean sharp and get to the point rather than looping in a cycle of. Well done UK and keep it up. Next I hope is actions.