Promoting National Unity And Co-existence In Eritrea
Promoting National Unity, Cultural And Religious Co-existence In Eritrea Nowadays, the Eritrean arena is full of political contradictions
Hgi Endaba: The Laws of our Ancestors
Megedi ArbiAa: Part I In the small but highly diversified ethnic and cultural make up of the Eritrean population,
The World Cup And National Anthem: A Matter of Perspective
I love to watch the World Cup. Who doesn’t? It is entertaining. It is dazzling. It is emotional, riveting and
Reflections On The Eritrean Youth
What comes to our mind when the term youth is raised? Where does the position of the Eritrean youth lie
Dilemma of the Decade: Betting On the Eritrean Opposition
“There is no such thing as a Good Opinion or A Bad Opinion if we stand for free speech”
What Type Of Unity?
Eritrea‘s current geographical borders, and the people within that Domain, had not emerged through a natural process of development to
Realisation One’s Wrong Deed Is A Virtue
Really an astonishing and a historical revelation was made by the Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi in one of his
“Majority Rule” and “Minority Rights”
I have great respect for Semere Tesfai for boldly articulating his views. There are crucial points that he and I
In Search Of Two Chickens And…A Latteria
This installment is about two chickens and a latteria; about ‘they may have come through us but they are neither
Pilgrimage to Gamla Stan: Reflections from Stockholm
Last week I was in Stockholm, invited together with three colleagues from Ethiopia, Sudan and Somalia to address a conference
Education not Incarceration: Build Schools not Prisons
Education is central to Eritrean culture. During the 30 year revolutionary struggle Eritrean nationalists made a conscious effort to formally educate the villages they sought refuge in.
Spirit of Unquestioned Domination Should be Defeated
“Look in the mirror, and don’t be tempted to equate transient domination witheither intrinsic superiority or prospects for extended survival.”(Stephen
Unmasking The Ethnocratic Regime: Statement Of Support For The Covenant
As Eritrea’s 19th Independence Day anniversary draws near (with no end in sight to our people’s suffering) and as the
Activities In Toronto, Canada
TORONTO ACTION is a coalition of civic and political organizations, namely EriForum, Qalna, and the Toronto Branch of EDA
Eritrean Forum For Human Rights-Special Issue
SPECIAL EDITION ISAIAS AFWERKI’S RESUME AS PRESIDENT OF ERITREA Honour the spirit of the Martyrs. Speak, act and fight
What If EPDP Reversed Its Decision On The National Conference
It is commonly said that there is no problem without a solutions; and dialogue is the noblest and the most
A Conference Of The Willing!
Unless those who have opted to dissent change course on short notice and rejoin the collective effort, the convening of
The Paradox: Heralding A Soft Resistance
In its Unification Conference, The Eritrean Democratic Alliance invited some members of the Eritrean Civic Societies as observers. The invitation was
Reflections On Gender And Nationalism In Eritrea
Each year, on the 24th of May Eritreans celebrate independence day. The celebration symbolises the spirit of freedom, peace as
Eritrean Law Society Held Talks With Human Rights Watch
As a continuation of its ongoing effort to meet and establish working partnership with different organizations that share its goals
Awate Forum