A Human Rights Lawyer Vs. A Trained Healer
The perversion and the Orwellian double speak has reached a new summit. Now some young Eritrean professionals in Diaspora, the
A Time to Love and a Time to Hate
My favorite book in the bible says: “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under
Smoking At Airport Colonies
Let me start this with a slogan: Smokers of the world, Unite! Every time I pass by the Frankfurt airport
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The Enigma of The Bologna Conference
This article is systematically produced to entertain with different perspectives about Bologna Conference based on content analysis and empirical data
In Support of Ato Kidane Alemayehu’s Initiative
When I first met ato Kidane Alemayehu, I thought we were auditioning for a rendition of the movie, Odd Couple.
The Chronology of Eritrea’s Reform Movement (2000-2001)
On December 5, 2002, the Awate Team published an article entitled “The Chronology of The Reform Movement”, which we introduced
Eritrea: Over 10, 000 Prisoners of Conscience
Ours is not a tragedy; tragedy has some ingredients of chivalry and integrity. Ours is a farce directed by us
Miriam Was Here: A Book Review
As the last glint of hope vanished, they whimpered, fully aware that death was closing on all of them. They
Brainwashing The Young: YPFDJ Panelists Redefine Human Rights
Over labor day weekend, while most of the City of Davis was out of town vacationing for the holiday, UC
The Riddle of The Unpredictable
We are faced with the Liar’s Riddle. Two doors, one guarded by a compulsive liar, one guarded by a compulsive
The Conditions of Eritrean Refugees and POWs In Djibouti
Last week, Eritrean journalist Mohammed Taha Tewekel was in Djibouti to press Djiboutian authorities to improve the living conditions of
PIA interview – Summary Notes
Last week began with what appeared to be a curious finding by some pro-regime of the Eritrean diaspora, in the
Bologna Conference: The Benefits of Non-Violent Struggle in Eritrea
I was recently invited to speak at a conference organised by EYSC (Eritrean Youth Solidarity for Change) in the historic
The Political Fate of Eritrea: In The Context of Our Time
The Eritrean political condition has occupied the major part of the lives of four generations of Eritreans. In the processes,
Bologna Speech: Do Your Principles Benefit Eritrean Victims?
(Note: The following speech was delivered in Tigrinya) Last wednesday I was in the middle of writing this speech when
“If You Want Us to End Our Armed struggle…”
September 1, 1961 is often described as the day Hamid Idris Awate “fired shots at Mt Adal” which makes it
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