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[ሃንሰ @FBerhe30628]

Free the Refugees Detained in Libya and Protect Semira’s Daughter - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/UW89c7EPJj via @UKChange

[M.O.B. (Peacekeeper) @wedimeles96]

@ElizabethTecle @AbrahamTesfai10 @UNHumanRights @antonioguterres The human cost is devastating. Eritrean families continue to be separated while young people risk everything in search of a better life. This suffering must not be normalized. Eritreans deserve a future built on freedom and dignity. @UNHumanRights @amnesty @RSF_inter @AlJazeera

[Bereket Kahsai @BereketKahsai1]

Today, August 30, 2026 marks the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, a vital occasion to highlight the ongoing crisis of secret and incommunicado detentions in Eritrea.

The UN Special Rapporteur on #Eritrea and organizations like PEN International are drawing sharp focus to long-term disappearances, noting that September 2026 marks 25 years since the infamous crackdown on independent journalists and reform politicians (the "G11") who were abruptly vanished in 2001.

Lest We Forget the 'Disappeared' Victims of Totalitarianism. #Eritrea

[Helen.Berhane ማይ ዳዕሮ 💙 @Helen287223432]

demanded that she be released from custody, who knows what she might have become?
Perhaps Siham could have made her country proud through fashion and art, just as her sister is doing today.

Who knows what dreams she had?
Who knows what she could have achieved?
@Habtishgreat @UN

[Habtish Gurmu (Commentary) @Habtishgreat]

Silence for humanity. Noise for popularity‼️

That is the question facing Eritreans who rush to cheer the regime’s preferred spectacle while a disappeared child is treated as an inconvenience.

Ciham Ali Abdu was fifteen when Eritrean authorities seized her at the Sudan border on 8 December 2012. She was trying to leave. She has never been charged. She has never been seen in public since. Her family has received no proof of life, no location, no trial, no explanation. Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have called it an enforced disappearance: a girl vanished into the state’s secret prisons because her father, former Information Minister Ali Abdu, defected.
She is a dual U.S.–Eritrean national. That fact has not produced her release. Birthdays have come and gone. Childhood ended in a cell no one will name. If she is still alive, she has now spent nearly half her life as a hostage to presidential revenge. She was 15 years old at the time of her disappearance.

Now look at the energy suddenly available for Snit Habteab, Eritrea’s first Miss World contestant. Diaspora networks organize. Votes are mobilized. National pride is invoked. Ambassadors post. The same political community that can flood a pageant leaderboard falls silent when the subject is a girl the government disappeared.
Pageants are not the crime. A young woman competing on a world stage is not the enemy. The indictment is the hierarchy of concern. Crowns, flags, and viral pride cost money, time, and coordination. Justice for Ciham costs a sentence: Where is she?

Charge her or free her. Stop punishing a child for her father’s flight.
If your loyalty is to Eritrea, ask what kind of nation you are advertising. One that can produce a neuroscientist and pageant representative—and one that can swallow a fifteen-year-old and refuse to say whether she is alive. You cannot claim both without answering which one you will actually fight for.
A crown is temporary. A disappeared girl is a moral ledger that does not close. Popularity is cheap. Humanity is the test.

#FreeCihamAli

[ተስፉ ካሚ ካዘ ድግሳ💙 @AlexanderA86901]

Look at the numbers. That is the whole argument.
A petition to free Eritrean refugees detained in Libya and protect a mother’s child: 6,733 signatures.

A pageant vote for Snit Habteab: 5,351,542.
The warehouse is packed. Women and children sit against a wall with their heads in their hands. That is the real #Eritrea|n story the regime does not want on a world stage. The other side of the graphic is a crown, a smile, and a paid-vote machine.

This is not about hating a contestant. It is about a community that can mobilize millions when the task is glamorous and risk-free, then go quiet when the task is saving people trapped in Libya after fleeing #PFDJ terror. Those refugees did not leave for adventure. They left because indefinite conscription, prisons, and a closed country made staying a sentence. #EBRF members are not part of this silence. #BlueRevolution exists because decorating dictatorship is not patriotism. If we can flood a voting site, we can flood petitions, consulates, UN offices, and host-country governments. If we can raise money for votes, we can raise pressure for the detained, the disappeared, and the children still waiting for a mother.
A country is not a sash. A country is the people crushed under one-man rule.
#EBRF #TransnationalRepression #BlueRevolution #RegimeChangeInEritrea #NoMorePFDJTerror

[Habtish Gurmu (Commentary) @Habtishgreat]

Update‼️
Note:- This criticism does not apply to members of the Blue Revolution.

Eritreans have already poured more than $400,000 into buying votes for Snit Habteab.
That number should shame Eritreans.

The same community that can mobilize instantly, donate without hesitation, and flood a pageant website with paid votes falls silent the moment the subject is the voiceless Eritreans living under Isaias Afwerki. They will spend hundreds of thousands to crown a beauty queen. They will not spend a fraction of that energy, money, or moral courage on the prisoners, the conscripts, the families crushed by the regime that rules them.
That is not patriotism. It is performance. It is easier to cheer a contestant on a distant stage than to confront the man who has turned an entire country into a prison. The hypocrisy is glaring: loud when the cause is glamorous and risk-free, mute when the cause is justice and the cost is real.

This does not apply to members of the Blue Revolution.
They, at least, are still trying to challenge the regime instead of decorating it.

[MG @MehariMeng53005]

Free the Refugees Detained in Libya and Protect Semira’s Daughter - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/ckdVn8mSg0

[Voice4Eritrea @ElizabethTecle]

@BereketKahsai1 Sadly nothing has changed families still wait
loved ones remain missing & underground prisons still hold people without trial.
25 years behind bars 💔25 years without justice 💔🇪🇷 @UNHumanRights @hrw

[zzzheny @ghebr]

It’s absolutely sad to see this lady, who was supported and voted for by Eritreans, including supporters and protesters of the dictator. However, she has decided to side with the dictator who dismantled our beautiful Eritrea and shut down all the free-press newspapers.

[WH @WeldetnsaeG]

@Tweetfree19e , We are looking Argent and imminently "ከሪፍ ወዶቦይ ከርክርስቶስ "
ዝላፋለፉ ኣልውና ።😂

[Voice4Eritrea @ElizabethTecle]

More power to #EBRF mobilizing for a better future of #Eritrea build in peaceful coexistence across the Horn of Africa. 🇪🇷✊🏿Join the fight for peace in the Horn of Africa💙 #RegimeChangelnEritrea #BlueRevoultion @CmaDawit @BereketKahsai1

[Voice4Eritrea @ElizabethTecle]

@gm_senay Thank you brother Senay for speaking up & standing for the truth. History will be the judge. This too shall pass. ✊🏽🇪🇷

[Voice4Eritrea @ElizabethTecle]

As long as #Eritrean dictator remains in power our people will continue to suffer, flee & die. Eritreans are dying in Libya 🇱🇾 & perishing in Mediterranean Sea💔The suffering must end! Eritreans deserve freedom & future. @AbrahamTesfai10 @UNHumanRights @antonioguterres #NomorePFDJTerror @DrChTouati

[WH @WeldetnsaeG]

ብምስዕሳዕን ምጭዳርን ለውጢ ዝምጽእ ተዝከውን ኤርትራ ዱበይ ምኮነት። ህዝቢ ኤርትራ 35 ዓመት ሳዕሲዑ፣ ስደት፡ ድክነት ጥራይ ኢዩ ኣምጺኡ።

[ተስፉ ካሚ ካዘ ድግሳ💙 @AlexanderA86901]

Excellent work! A productive visit to Ethiopia and solid progress on the next phase is exactly the momentum we need. Standing firmly with #EBRF against #TransnationalRepression — forward with the #BlueRevolution for real #RegimeChangeInEritrea and #NoMorePFDJTerror @BeyeneGerezghe1 @EGerasouli35992 @CmaDawit @BereketKahsai1

[Mercy ✨💙 🩵🌿 @Mercy4ALL82]

That's all she wrote! @BeyeneGerezghe1 Salute! 🫡 #RegimeChangeInEritrea #EBRF 🩵🌿 #BlueRevolution

[Afiye💙🦅🇬🇧💪 @Afiye1952]

This is a defining moment for the Blue Revolution! @EGerasouli35992 visit to Addis Ababa forges an unbreakable link between our courageous #leaders and supporters on the ground and our relentless advocacy in #Washington. The firsthand intelligence he gathered will arm us with sharper truth and greater power to confront and dismantle the dictatorship. #Eritrea’s freedom is no longer a dream it is inevitable. The regime’s days are numbered!
#EBRF #TransnationalRepression #BlueRevolution #RegimeChangeInEritrea #NoMorePFDJTerror #HumanRightsForAll @BeyeneGerezghe1 @CmaDawit @BereketKahsai1 @EGerasouli35992 @BradSherman @darrell @KjetilTronvoll @TiborPNagyJr @martinplaut @mrubin1971 @SenateForeign @washingtonpost @senatorscarr @SenAdamSchiff @SenatorDurbin @tedcruz @DrJPPham @SenJeffMerkley @DrChTouati @UN_HRC @UN @hrw @amnesty @IntlCrimCourt @washingtonpost @BBC @AJEnglish @_AfricanUnion @afric_insde

[Bereket Kahsai @BereketKahsai1]

Join us live today, Sunday at 7:00 PM Berlin Time on #EBRF TV as we sit down with @BeyeneGerezghe1 and @CmaDawit to break down the current status of EBRF diplomacy.

[Daerona Eritrean Community @DaeronaC]

ብርሃን ንመገዲ ከም ዘብርሆ ፍልጠት ንኣእምሮ የብርሆ!!!

2 ዝር ውድድር ሓፈሻዊ ፍልጠት ኣብ ዳዕሮና @DaeronaC
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#EBRF #BlueRevolution #TransnationalRepression #NoMorePFDJTerror
#Daerona