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Eritrea: More Dissent in Eritrea, a Country Where Dissent Is Not Tolerated
African Arguments, 7 March 2018
The death of a respected elder while in jail has prompted an outpouring of grief and anger on the streets of Asmara. Read more »
More Dissent in Eritrea, a Country Where Dissent Is Not Tolerated
Last week the respected elder Hajji Musa Mohammednur inspired aggrieved crowds in Eritrea's capital and shook the confidence of the regime. This was the second and last time he will have done so in the past few months, writes Abraham T. Zere for African Arguments.
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Eritrea: Former Minister's Reported Death Highlights Eritrea's Secret Prisons
VOA, 8 March 2018
The reported death of an Eritrean political prisoner has shined a spotlight on the country’s secret prison system, where some of the nation’s founders have been held… Read more »
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Mengisteab Girma, an Eritrean refugee living in Addis Ababa for more than 10 years, says that all the sanctions that are imposed could not bring any behavioral change, so the ... Read more »
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Nasredin Ali of the Red Sea Afar Democratic Organization based in neighboring Ethiopia said the protests were triggered when authorities faced resistance after they tried to take ... Read more »
