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Human trafficking of Eritreans in the Sinai
By Simon Allison on August 4, 2014 — Many Eritreans have fled their country, and more seek to do the same every day. But leaving is fraught with danger, as would-be migrants are increasingly being hijacked by human trafficking rings, some of whom kidnap the migrants and sell them on. Or do worse. Eritreans fleeing the […]
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Trafficking and torturing Eritrean refugees
Trafficking and torturing Eritrean refugees source http://www.redressonline.com/2014/05/trafficking-and-torturing-eritrean-refugees/ 19th May 2014 Highlights, Other World By Graham Peebles Life in Eritrea is brutal and shrouded in secrecy. The world is indifferent. The regime trusts nobody – even the United Nation’s special rapporteur on Eritrea, Sheila Keetharuth, has been denied a visa. Poverty, repression and injustice Last […]
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Refugees and migrants fleeing sexual violence, abuse and exploitation in Libya
A 22-year-old Eritrean woman told Amnesty International that she witnessed other women being sexually abused, including one who was gang-raped because the smuggler wrongly accused her of failing to pay his fee. “Her family couldn’t pay the money again. They took her away and she was raped by five Libyan men. They took her out […]
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Human Trafficking & Modern-day Slavery
Eritrea is a source country for men, women, and children trafficked for the purposes of forced labor and commercial sexual exploitation. In connection with a national service program in which men aged 18 to 54 and women aged 18 to 47 provide military and non-military service, there have been repeated reports that some Eritreans in […]
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Office To Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons
Office To Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons 2016 Trafficking in Persons Report Report ERITREA: Tier 3 Eritrea is a source country for men, women, and children subjected to forced labor. To a lesser extent, Eritrean adults and children are subjected to sex and labor trafficking abroad. The government continues to be complicit in trafficking […]
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‘I was tied in the helicopter position and tortured’
Sunday, June 22, 2008, 09:53 by Ariadne Massa ‘I was tied in the helicopter position and tortured’ Million Mesfin Berhe. A deformed bone and punctured flesh, inflicted during his time in prison. Photos: Chris Sant Fournier. Imprisoned for practising his Christian faith, Eritrean national Million Mesfin Berhe was beaten and tortured for 14 months before […]
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Israeli Minister Eli wants to sent back Illegal Eritrean Migrants to homeland
Eritrean News: No reason Eritrean illegal immigrants can’t be sent back. Former Minster Eli Yishai says that the time has come for Israel to return illegal migrants from Eritrea to their homeland. ኢስራኤላዊ ሚንስተር ኤሊ ይሻይ ንኤርትራ ናብ ዓዶም ክመልሶም ይደሊ ኣሎ። Former Minster Eli Yishai, the head of the Yachad political party, said that […]
Tags: Eritrean refugees, Former Minster Eli Yisha, Israel
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Recent Activities of the Plight of Eritrean Refugee
Recent Activities of the Plight of Eritrean Refugee By: Tigist Abebe & Simon Gebreselassie A mathematics lecturer, the Capuchin priest of Eritrean nationality, Father Vittorio Boria, The Plight of Eritrean Refugee Committee at St. Nicholas church was created to help address the issues that Eritrean refugees face once they leave Eritrea. The Committee was created […]
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Home Office Policy Towards Eritrean Asylum Seekers – Solution or Confusion?
By Tesfahannes Beyene, Britain’s policy towards Eritrean asylum seekers and Economic migrants is confused to say the least. The answer is simple; there is no any coherent policy towards Eritreans as many of those who claim to be Eritreans are in fact Ethiopians. The strange thing is that Britain’s Home Office (the office of domestic […]
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Deported to persecution: The Home Office’s Eritrean programme
By Philip Kleinfeld Monday, 11 April 2016 It was roughly twelve months after 31-year-old Gebre Berhane (not his real name) escaped Eritrea that the letter came through from the Home Office. He’d already lost 13 years of his life to forced military service and faced the threat of a regime which he says kidnapped his father turning on him. […]
Tags: Eritrean asylum seekers, Eritreans, Refugees
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