Think Of It—Always!
“When I despair, I remember that all through history the ways of truth and love have always won. There have
Addis Ababa Meeting: Expectations And Complexes
The participants of the Addis Ababa meeting did raise the issue of Ethiopian military intervention in Eritrea. Some raised it
Ethiopian intervention: A Scapegoat For Power Struggle
In any social struggle, getting support from neighboring countries is natural. If we take our case, without the support of
Comparing Two Commissions
It was in the old days when the hand picked members of the constitutional commission of Eritrea were busy touring
The Ghion Hotel Metting: A Refugee’s Perspective
The legacy of past generations weighs like a nightmare on the brain of the living. K. Marx Saliha must have
If I Were President Obama’s Advisor: Message To The Eritrean Opposition
By: Anonymous Author As we all know the Eritrean National Commission for Democratic Change has been busy for quite some
Eritreans Hold A Successful Demonstration In Giessen, Germany
By: Justice For Eritrea The Demonstration was a success. We are thankful to the organizers. You can see from the
The G13 ’Berlin Manifesto’: 10 years after* (Part I)
A colleague whom I have never heard from, for almost 20 years called me one November evening in 2000 from
The Addis Ababa Meeting In Perspective
Among many other issues discussed during the Sept 5-10 Addis Ababa meeting, I, as a participant, will try to share
Eritrea At A Crossroads: The People And A Disgraced Regime
If Eritrea is to have a better future, the regime that has been actively dimming that future has to go.
If I Were President Obama’s Advisor: Message To Isaias Afwerki
By: Anonymous Author The question on how best to bring about democratic changes in Eritrea has been a perplexing question
Eritrean Activists to Protest Isaias Afwerki in New York
By EYSC September 21, 2011 – Eritrean Youth Solidarity for Change (EYSC), a world-wide network of pro-democracy Eritreans, today announced
“It Is Like Dying Ten Times Daily”
The news spread fast. In a dictatorial regime, where almost anything is out of reach for ordinary citizens, the cheapest
On Semere Tesfay: Giving Up Justice In pursuit Of Security
Recently Semere Tesfay posted an article titled, Challenging The Rhetoric & hypocrisy of violent regime change, at Awate.com. As I
Exposing Despotism And Affronting The Masses
Greetings to you all brothers and sisters and especially Muslim Eritreans in this Holy month of Ramadan and the soon
On Mohammed Kheir Omar’s Public Stature: Keeping The Record Straight
This response is prompted by a need to redress misconceptions arising out of Ismail Omer-Ali’s last POINTBLANK whose object of
Challenging The Rhetoric & Hypocrisy Of Violent Regime Change
Today, there are two diametrically opposing schools of thought in the opposition camp: Violent Regime Change vs. Non-Violent Regime Change.
A Testimony On Milkias
Milkias is special when it comes to exposing the tyrannical regime’s brutal nature and cruel treatment of its own people.
One Day In Ramadan
Yusuf Mohammed Ali (Yusufzai) was clearly bothered; something must have went wrong. I tried to reach him by phone throughout
The Past & Future: The different Views
Can Eritreans live together & share a common future? The immediate response to that question will be: of course they
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