In Tigray, Evidence of a Massacre by Eritrean Soldiers
In late October 2022, 63-year-old Abrehet Hagos heard that Eritrean soldiers had surrounded her village near the town of Adwa...
East Africa
Eritrea: 10 Years Behind Bars for Ex-Minister’s Daughter
The Eritrean government should immediately release Ciham Ali Abdu, unlawfully held since she was arrested a decade ago, when she was only...
News: US Says Complete Withdrawal of Eritrean, Non-Federal Forces from Tigray Key for Sustainable Peace, Welcomes Gov’t, OLA Talks in Tanzania
In marking six months since the signing of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (COHA) between the Government of Ethiopia and the Tigray...
Eritrea’s ‘Diaspora Tax’ is Funding Violence and Oppression
In most countries, citizens and residents pay tax to the state to receive basic services – they part with a...
First Batch of Somali Troops Trained in Eritrea Arrives Home
MOGADISHU — The first batch of several thousand Somali troops that were sent to Eritrea for training in 2019 and 2020...
Eritreans Hunted Down as Military Call-up Intensifies Over Ethiopia’s Tigray War
Eritrean authorities have intensified military mobilisation and are hunting down draft dodgers across the country, as the war in neighbouring...
Eritrean Catholic Bishop Fikremariam Hagos Freed from Detention
A leading Catholic bishop in Eritrea has been freed from detention after being held without trial since October, reliable sources...
Eritrea’s Mass Mobilisation Amid Ethiopia Civil War
Eritrea is mobilising military reservists to bolster the army, which has been aiding neighbouring Ethiopia in its fight against rebel...
Eritrea’s Government Should Not be Allowed to Harm Peace in Ethiopia
Long-simmering political tensions between the Ethiopian federal government and the Tigray regional state, led by the Tigray People’s Liberation Front...
UN Says Human Rights Situation in Eritrea Remains “Dire
The United Nations said Monday that the human rights situation in Eritrea remains "dire" and shows "no sign of improvement",...
