APRIL 14, Eritrean Detainees Day: Remembered in London, UK, on 13 April 2024. Many participants shared their memories. For details, please check the video above.
As we consider the power of words as resistance, we need to explore how a slice of history I witnessed can be a light in the darkness to help us build empathy, solidarity and truth. In these difficult times for Eritrea, how can we unlock the possibility of a new future for all and remind us of the price paid for Eritrea’s sovereignty. Read more
Eritreans, their neighbours, the UN system, global human rights advocacies and even regime ‘friendly’ interlocutors have continually failed to help change the decades-long ugly human rights and political situation in Eritrea. This deep sense of frustration and helplessness is all what we repeatedly hear at periodic conferences of those concerned. Speakers at the 55th Session of the UN Human Rights Council convening in Geneva between 26 February and 5 April, 2024 had no different feeling or message. Read more
The Eritrean Briged Nhamedu is a struggle of the Eritrean Mass Movement Task Force (ሓይሊ ዕማም) that most of whom have paid untold prices to subsist and strive in Eritrea, a country which is unfortunately ruled by an iron fisted dictator, who unilaterally, self proclaimed president for life. The dictator’s army of tugs in Eritrea have terrorized and brutalized the people of Eritrea in general, and the youth, children and women in particular. Read more
To His Excellency Jan van Zanen, Mayor of The Hague,
To His Excellency Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands,
To the Parliament of the State of the Netherlands,
To the Law Enforcement Authorities of the State of the Netherlands,
To the People of the State of the Netherlands,
With a profound sense of duty and determination, I address you concerning recent events that have unfolded within the boundaries of your esteemed city, The Hague. Read more