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Ethiopia: No Border Wall for Ethiopia, Rather an Open Door - Even for Its Enemy
IPS, 22 June 2017
It's one thing to read about the exodus of souls flowing out of Eritrea, it's quite another to look into the tired eyes, surrounded by dust and grime, of a 14-year-old Eritrean… Read more »
No Border Wall for Ethiopia, an Open Door - Even for Eritrea
Ethiopia's open-door policy for refugees is in marked contrast to the strategies of migrant reduction being adopted in many Western societies and it's all the more remarkable due to the Eritrean and Ethiopian governments forever exchanging accusations and an atmosphere of mutual loathing, writes James Jeffrey for IPS.
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Refugees flee to Ethiopia to avoid war, forced military conscription and famine in their native countries. As a consequence, Ethiopia has been receiving refugees fleeing from ... Read more »
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Many Eritrean refugees - who continue to leave their country due to obligatory National Service, political persecution and limited livelihood opportunities - are forced into ... Read more »
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President Isaias Afwerki wants to attract the attention of the international community at the expense of his people and to the detriment of Eritrea, writes Zereay Hailemairam for ... Read more »
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What we know for a fact is that Eritrea occupied Badime and Ethiopia got it back by force, writes Girma Feyissa for Addis Fortune. Badme is a town in the Horn of Africa and the ... Read more »
