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United Nations Sanctions Against Eritrea: Missing Perspective

Background   On December 23, 2009 the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) through Resolution 1907 imposed sanctions against the State

Sanctions: A Prelude to Hague, the Netherlands

One the early morning in a chilly winter day, at a hamlet in the highlands of Eritrea, an wise old

Gap in CDRiE Conference News Report

A conference organized by Citizens for Democratic Rights in Eritrea (CDRiE) was held on Jan 9, 2010. As usual participants

Curse god and Die

‘Curse god and die’ has evolved from an imprudent advice of an embittered wife of a patient patriarch to ascent

The Politics Of Disenchantment: Seeking An Alternative

Well, 2009 has come to a close and what a year it has been! I am a regular of many

Roles Reversed: Now PFDJ Needs Coupons To Travel

When Shaebia came to power in 1991, we welcomed them clapping our innocent hands in delight considering that freedom belongs to

Isaias: It Is Time to Leave

My son was surprised by the conduct of his computer rival in a chess game and he asked me: Why

In The Foxhole Where He Belongs

After the humiliating defeat of the Axis powers in the Second World War, Mussolini, Italy’s prime minister and the leader

The spirit of Adei Semainesh (Part II): Timely Issues

  In the first Part of this series, I paid a tribute to Adei Semainesh and hoped that her spirit

“I Thought We Were Friends…” : A Lesson From History

The rioters were small in number when this entire melee begun, around midday in the city of Urmqui, Xingjian Autonomous

Cabbages and Kings and Why the Sea is Boiling Hot – X

The Leadership Handicap Syndrome   November 2009 has marked itself as one of those peaks when the independent Eritrean websites

Freedom of Expression In Eritrea’s Media: A Journalist’s Perspective

 Dear Awate.com Editor and staff      Greetings to you. The purpose of this writing is not to comment or

The London Conference

It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it.  And it isn’t enough to believe in it.

In The Sprit Of Adei Semainesh (Part I)

This article is a tribute to Adei Semainesh Woldu, who also happens to be the mother of the martyr Weldedawit

An Altered “Interview”

Editor’s note: Over a week ago, Michael Abraha, Mike Woldu, Mike Ab and Michael Woldu (all one person) sent e-mail

The Pseudo PFDJ Cartel

I do advice you not to waste your time reading the Eritrea AlHaditha garbage of December 1st 2009, just gaze

Human Rights in Eritrea – Facts And Fiction

There are contradictions in the ground: PFDJ horrors Versus Claims Of Human Rights Respect Propaganda all-around.    Honestly, I am

The Fire Next Time

Muslim-Christian, Kebesa-Metahit, as we know is the only single most important issue since Eritreans gathered to mark the destiny of

Brussels: Excuses worse than the Sin

Competent politicians advocate for diversity and are always among the diverse constituents of their people to win their hearts and

Eritrean Democratic Struggle: The Missing Gaps

In my previous article I attempted to identify the missing gaps in our democratic struggle. From Brussels Conference (BC) we

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