ELF-RC Delegation Holds Meeting with State Department Officials in Washington DC
Written by Nharnet Team   
Saturday, 28 July 2007
An ELF-RC delegation headed by Mr. Mengisteab Asmerom, responsible for the ELF-RC Office for Information and Culture as well as Chairman of the provisional leadership of the Eritrean Democratic Alliance (EDA-1), on 27 July 2007, met for exchange of notes on Eritrea with USA team headed by Ms Deborah Malac, Deputy Director of East African Affairs in the USA State Department in Washington DC.
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Eritrea rejects Somalia arms claims
Written by aljazeera   
Saturday, 28 July 2007
Eritrea has rejected UN accusations that it is the main arms supplier to fighters in Somalia, in violation of a 15-year UN embargo.
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Young Eritreans brave the unknown to avoid military service
Written by Frehiwot Shiferaw   
Thursday, 19 July 2007
Shimelba Camp, Ethiopia - In a dusty northern Ethiopian refugee camp near the Eritrean border, a policeman snatches a boy by his collar and demands to know his age.
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Refugees fear sharing same fate as Kunta Kinte
Written by Paul Salopek ( chicago tribune)   
Tuesday, 17 July 2007

'Roots' mini-series, cop shows and rebel threats deter Eritreans from moving to U.S.

SHIMELBA REFUGEE CAMP, Ethiopia — A strange thing happened here recently on the long and twisting refugee trail to America.

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Eritrean Refugees in Libya Facing Torture / Forcible Return to their Homeland
Written by Islamic Human Rights Commission   
Monday, 16 July 2007

A Briefing detailing the plight of the detainees who have never been charged or tried in court and are being held facing impending deportation to Eritrea where they may be subjected to ill-treatment and torture.
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UA 183/07 Forcible return/Torture and ill-treatment
Written by Amnesty international   
Saturday, 14 July 2007
PUBLIC AI Index: MDE 19/010/2007
13 July 2007

UA 183/07 Forcible return/Torture and ill-treatment

LIBYA At least 500 Eritrean nationals

Official Eritrean radio and television announced on 10 July that the Libyan authorities had decided to deport all suspected irregular migrants in Libya, making specific reference to Eritrean nationals. It gave no further details, but any Eritrean nationals deported would be at particular risk of torture and other serious human rights violations. At least 500 Eritrean nationals are reportedly detained in Libya.
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