TO: MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS You are respectfully requested to attend an OPEN hearing of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, to be held by the Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations in Room 2172 of the Rayburn House Office Building (and available live on the Committee website
ኣንታ መዓስ ኢኻ እትምርዓወኒ። ድሕሪ ኣይ-ኲናት-ኣይ-ሰላም። ግርም’ባ መምኽነይታ
Israel begins sweeping rejection of Eritrean asylum claims More than 1,400 African migrants held in Israeli detention facilities have filed asylum requests to date. Until two weeks ago, state hadn’t responded to any, but since it started, it has rejected every claim. By Ilan Lior | Jun.17, 2013 | 3:54 PM
ንከበባ ኣይ-ኲናት-ኣይ-ሰላም ዘይጥሕስ፡ ዘይበስዕ፡ እልትፋፍ ዘይገብር ፖለቲካውን ስነ-ኣእሙራውን ዓቕሚ ከመይ ዘይብልና።ምኽኒት ኣይ-ኲናት-ኣይ-ሰላም የብቅዕ። ስራሕና ንግበር። ቁዋም ይተግበር።
How can Americans measure the effectiveness of US policy on a given nation? What are the benchmarks on how, or what these agendas, objectives or values are based upon? Does US have interest in Eritrea and what are these interests? How does US Eritrea relation benefit Americans and so forth… In the US hardly anyone [...]
Eritrea, though it succeeded from Ethiopia 21 years ago, remains to have a significant place in Ethiopian political discourse more than another country, due to several factors including Asmara’s militarized foreign policy and the historic ties between the two people. At state-level, both countries are busy lobbying the international community as well as backing groups [...]
The United Nations Human Rights Council condemns Eritrea as the situation of freedom of expression and human rights has continued to deteriorate in Eritrea since the adoption of the last resolution by the Council in July 2012. The United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) on June 14, 2013 adopted by consensus a resolution in which it renewed the mandate [...]
GENEVA (4 June 2013) – “Freedom of expression cannot be ensured without respect to privacy in communications,” United Nations Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue said today, calling for more global attention to the widespread use of surveillance technologies by States in violation of the human rights to privacy and freedom of expression.
Egypt frets, fumes over Ethiopia’s Nile plan By Griff Witte, Wednesday, June 12, 9:21 PM E-mail the writers GIZA, EGYPT — Since long before the Pyramids towered above the rich soil of this riverside town, Egyptians have given thanks to the muddy waters of the Nile. “Plants, animals, humans,” said Ibrahim Abdel Aziz, a 45-year-old farmer, “we all come from this [...]
Issue #: 2971, Issue Date: 13th June, 2013 Khartoum – President of the Republic, Field Marshal Omer Al Bashir leaves today for Eritrea at the head of a high-level delegation on a three-day an official visit. President Al Bashir will discuss with the Eritrean President, Assias Afwerki, progress of the bilateral relations and means of [...]