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Eritrea: EU Expresses Concerns Over Human Rights Situation in Eritrea
Ethiopia Government, 24 September 2014
The EU expressed concern over continued human rights violations in Eritrea in a statement issued on Friday last week (September 19), especially arbitrary detentions and lack of… Read more »
EU Concerned Over Eritrea Human Rights
The European Union has expressed concern following the alleged violations of human rights in the country
Free Eritrea democracy march in San Francisco. The country is plagued by human rights abuses, and “torture, arbitrary detention, and severe restrictions on freedom of expression” and has been called a giant prison by activists (file photo).
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