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ERITREAN DIASPORA STAGES PROTEST IN THE SWEDISH CAPITAL
'Interference in people's personal choices' They held posters of the imprisoned Mohammednur and various Eritrean prisoners of conscience... READ MORE›
ERITREA OPPOSITION: SECURITY FORCES KILL 28 PROTESTERS
Security forces killed at least 28 people in rare protests in the Eritrean capital, an opposition group has claimed, raising concerns from human rights groups and activists... READ MORE›
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NEARLY 200 REFUGEES 'THROWN' INTO YEMEN SEA, 50 MISSING
Since January this year, the IOM said that about 55,000 people had left Horn of Africa nations for Yemen... READ MORE›
DJIBOUTI ACCUSES ERITREA OF OCCUPYING DISPUTED AREA
Djibouti's foreign minister has accused neighbouring Eritrea of occupying a disputed territory along their border shortly after Qatar peacekeepers left the location this week... READ MORE›
WHY IS IT LEFT TO US NGOS TO EXPOSE AUSTRALIAN MINING'S WRONGDOING IN AFRICA?
The economy of Eritrea has experienced considerable growth in recent years, explains the website for Australian mining company Danakali... READ MORE›
GUARDIAN AFRICA SERIES: INSIDE ERITREA
But 24 years later Eritrea has become known as Africa's North Korea and its citizens are fleeing in their thousands to escape a repressive government... READ MORE›
EGYPTAIR DATA SHOWS SMOKE DETECTED IN BATHROOM BEFORE CRASH
Sixty-six people were aboard the Airbus A320 flying from Paris to Cairo before it vanished early Thursday morning... READ MORE›
AU CALLS FOR CALM AMID DJIBOUTI-ERITREA BORDER TENSIONS
Djibouti on Friday accused Eritrean soldiers of occupying territory in the contested Doumeira region following the departure of Qatari peacekeepers from the location earlier this week... READ MORE›
WHY DO SO MANY ERITREANS LEAVE?
The UN commission report also delves into the grim human rights situation in Eritrea in exhaustive detail... READ MORE›
ALLEGATIONS OF CONSCRIPTED LABOUR IN CANADIAN MINE
The lawsuit contains untested allegations of beatings, torture and cruel and inhuman treatment of workers at the hands of the Eritrean government... READ MORE›
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS HAVE FLED THIS COUNTRY THIS GHASTLY MASSACRE IS A REMINDER WHY
Last year, WorldViews reported on a U.N.-led inquiry of human rights violations in Eritrea... READ MORE›
CALAIS MIGRANTS STORIES SPEAK TO A WIDER TRUTH
Many of the women coming through Save the Children's centres in Europe have been subjected to horrific sexual abuse and violence somewhere on their journey... READ MORE›
ERITREA BLAMES MIGRANT EXODUS ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING
One of the most tightly controlled countries in Africa, Eritrea has been ruled by President Isaias Afewerki since winning independence from Ethiopia in 1993... READ MORE›
DIASPORA ERITREANS PROTEST REGIME HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES
Thousands of diaspora Eritreans march in support of UN report that accuses government of crime against humanity... READ MORE›
VETERAN ERITREAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS LAUNCH UNDERGROUND OPPOSITION
In the spring of 1976, two young Eritrean men walked into the glass-fronted United Nations building in downtown Geneva to make a desperate plea... READ MORE›
ETHIOPIA-ERITREA BORDERLINE TENSIONS PUTS REGIONAL STABILITY AT RISK
Ethiopia-Eritrea borderline tensions puts regional stability at risk - EU... READ MORE›
ERITREA CAPITAL, ASMARA, MAKES UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE LIST
Asmara, the capital of Eritrea has officially been labeled a World Heritage site by the United Nations Education, Social and Cultural Organization UNESCO ... READ MORE›
ANDY TSEGE CASE: ETHIOPIA REFUSES TO ALLOW ACCESS TO IMPRISONED BRITISH CITIZEN
A delegation led by Jeremy Corbyn, Mr Tsege's constituency MP, was to visit Ethiopia in a bid to secure his release... READ MORE›
OUTSIDE ERITREA LOOKING IN: A DIASPORA THAT STANDS DIVIDED
Noel Joseph, a UK-based Eritrean human rights activist previously described the tax as a means to hold the diaspora to ransom... READ MORE›
CALAIS MIGRANT CAMP PRIEST PULLS OUT OF BBC'S SONGS OF PRAISE
Mr Kesete's congregation is mainly composed of migrants from Eritrea and Ethiopia... READ MORE›
BORDER CLASHES BETWEEN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA HEIGHTEN FEARS OF WAR
NAIROBI, Kenya -- The Eritrean Embassy in Kenya sent a text message alert Monday morning The Ethiopians had attacked... READ MORE›
SHOULD EUROPE PAY TO STOP REFUGEES FLEEING OPPRESSIVE ERITREA?
Daniel Mekonnen, a prominent Eritrean human rights lawyer living in Geneva, warns that a time of increased urgency, the aid deal could severely discredit the EU... READ MORE›
PENTAGON REPORT CITES CHINA MILITARY BUILD-UP AROUND THE WORLD
The Djibouti base construction is near Camp Lemonnier, the US base in the Horn of Africa nation... READ MORE›
ERITREA AND ITS BORDER SPATS WITH NEIGHBOURING DJIBOUTI AND ETHIOPIA
Timeline of the tensions - Algiers agreement, UNSC sanctions, diplomatic tirades 1993 Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia after a war that lasted three decades... READ MORE›
'MONEY FOR THE DICTATOR': ERITREA'S SUBTLE 'TAX' ON EXPATS IN CANADA
Eritrea collecting 'money for the dictator' from expats in Canada... READ MORE›
It proposes that Mr. Kiir would remain president while Mr. Machar would become vice president, the sources said... READ MORE›
DJIBOUTI 'ON ALERT' AS ERITREA OCCUPIES DISPUTED TERRITORY 'ABANDONED' BY QATAR
Djibouti accused neighbouring Eritrea on Friday of occupying disputed territory along their border after Qatar withdrew its peacekeepers... READ MORE›
AS MANY AS 400,000 ENSLAVED IN ERITREA, UN ESTIMATES
Eritrea is believed to have a shoot-to-kill policy to stop people from fleeing the country, according to the head of a UN inquiry... READ MORE›
FRANCE 'TO SEND EXTRA POLICE TO PORT'
Calais migrants france to send extra police to port... READ MORE›
EGYPTAIR CRASH RAISES FEARS OF 'WORST-CASE SCENARIO'
On Oct. 31, 1999, EgyptAir Flight 990 traveling from Los Angeles to Cairo crashed into the ocean off the Massachusetts coast. All 217 on board died... READ MORE›
EU'S MIGRANT CRISIS: IN AGEING GERMANY, REFUGEES SEEN AS TOMORROW'S SKILLED WORKERS
Eu's migrant crisis in ageing germany refugees seen as tomorrow's skilled workers... READ MORE›
'RELEASE MY BROTHER'
Please, investigators, release my brother, she was quoted as saying from Sudan's capital Khartoum by Italy's Rai News... READ MORE›