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Country Resolution Adopted AT THE NGOs FORM PRECEDING THE 73rd ORDINARY SESSION OF THE AFRICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN AND PEOPLE RIGHTS-17th -18th OCTOBER,2022-Banjul
OHCHR/ Human Rights Council holds separate interactive dialogue
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The Eritrean Lowlands League – 1st General Convention-November 2020
Annual report of the United Nations High Commissioner .
THE MAGIC BULLET
HAUNT OF A CULTURE
Eritrean Lowlanders League (ELL) Statement on the Process of Rapprochement between the Ethiopian Government and the Eritrean Regime

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Understanding Eritrea: Inside Africa’s Most Repressive State, by Martin Plaut

February 7, 2017 Politics

By Joanna Lewis – President Isaias Afewerki Chairman of the State Council Chairman of the Transitional National Assembly C-in-c of the Armed Forces Chancellor of Institutes of Higher Learning Chairman of the PFDJ [the sole political party] Vice-President – vacant since 2001 – There have been no elections in Eritrea …

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ELL Eritrean Lowland League

The Eritrean Lowlands League – 1st General Convention-November 2020

Annual report of the United Nations High Commissioner .

Statement on the violations of human rights by the ruling regime in Eritrea

Rwanda and Uganda deny signing migrant deals with Israel

Sudan officially closes eastern border with Eritrea

Eritrea Closes Hundreds of Businesses for Bypassing Banks

Press briefing note on Attacks/threats by States against UN human rights experts

UN warns Israel that expelling Eritreans enmasse unlawful

Eritrean’s jailed journalist exhibition open in UK Parliament

Country Resolution Adopted AT THE NGOs FORM PRECEDING THE 73rd ORDINARY SESSION OF THE AFRICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN AND PEOPLE RIGHTS-17th -18th OCTOBER,2022-Banjul

OHCHR/ Human Rights Council holds separate interactive dialogue

Authoritarianism in Eritrea and the Migrant Crisis

Amnesty International: court cases and Twitter trolls meant to scare off Eritrea-critics

UN accuses Eritrea of crimes against humanity

THE MAGIC BULLET

HAUNT OF A CULTURE

Eritrean Lowlanders League (ELL) Statement on the Process of Rapprochement between the Ethiopian Government and the Eritrean Regime

Fleeing for freedom, Eritrean refugees are being abandoned by Europe

“Like concentration camps” – the Libyan detention centres favoured by the EU

Dying to Reach Europe: Eritreans in Search of Safety

6 Years, 8 Countries: A Refugee Couple’s Harrowing Search for Safety

Tag Archives: Inside Africa’s Most Repressive State

Understanding Eritrea: Inside Africa’s Most Repressive State, by Martin Plaut