🚨URGENT: Libyan authorities are committing horrific abuses against African asylum seekers. They face arbitrary killings, rape, & inhumane detention. The world cannot stay silent!
We demand immediate international intervention to protect these vulnerable lives. @UN@Refugees
Amb. Sofia Tesfamariam is pictured with Eritrean children forced to sell goods on the streets to support their mothers as their fathers endure indefinite national service. How can a defender of this child rights-abusing regime lead a UNICEF board? @UN_HRC@UNICEF_Board#Eritrea
Just crying while listening to the interview of Hana, Dr. Tekleab Mengstab’s daughter, about her dad, who is in prison for 20 years.
ERITREAN PASTOR’S DAUGHTER: “I Realized My Dad Wasn’t Coming Home”
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For 20 years, these noble souls have been unjustly imprisoned by the Eritrean regime. Their "crime"? Loving God and selflessly serving their people. Their sacrifice is a testament to faith and courage in the face of oppression. Never forget. #Eritrea#Justice#HumanRights
Giving Voice to the Silenced
For over two decades, these Eritrean priests, pastors, and public servants have been silenced, imprisoned solely for their faith. Their resilience under persecution calls for our solidarity. By “Giving Voice to the Silenced,” we amplify their stories, inviting prayers for their release and urging the world to advocate for religious freedom in Eritrea. Our advocacy can shine a light on this injustice, demanding accountability and honoring their sacrifices. Let us not allow their voices to be forgotten; they deserve justice and freedom.
#LetUsRememberSuchHeroes
Giving Voice to the Silenced
Swedish-Eritrean journalist Dawit Isaac has been detained in Eritrea since 2001 without formal charges or trial, following a crackdown on independent journalism and calls for democratic reform.
His imprisonment has sparked global concern, with organizations like Amnesty International and Reporters Without Borders actively campaigning for his release.
Yet Eritrea’s silence highlights its restrictive stance on press freedom and human rights.
#LetUsRememberSuchHeroes
A Swedish Eritrean journalist held incommunicado without charge in Eritrea for more than 23 years won a Swedish rights prize on Monday for his fight for freedom of expression, the jury said. #DawitIsaak https://t.co/3pgbKgfS6q
On this day, 11 years ago, 350+ Eritreans drowned on the coast of Lampedusa in their desperate attempts to reach Europe and seek asylum. This happened because the Eritrean government forced them to flee & because the EU made the roads to Europe as dangerous and deadly as possible
In memory of the #Lampedusa tragedy on October 3, 2013, where more than 300 #Eritrean s lost their lives in a shipwreck while seeking refuge. May their hopes and the search for safety be remembered.
Today marks 19 years since the arrest of Idris Mohammed Ali, the iconic voice of the Eritrean revolution, by the PFDJ on September 29, 2005. His voice, silenced unjustly, reminds us of countless others imprisoned without reason. Let us raise our voices for those who cannot speak, and demand justice and freedom. #JusticeForEritrea #FreeTheSilenced #IdrisMohammedAli
23 years ago today, the Eritrean government closed the free press and started imprisoning the country's most vocal politicians and journalists. Since then, all forms of dissent have been forbidden.
We honour the silenced dissidents by continuing their fight for a free #Eritrea.
Jigna Tegadalay Berhane Abrehe passed away in prison, he was abducted in September 17, 2018 by #Isaias Afwerki.
May he rest in peace. Condolences to his family.
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