“ኤርትራውያን ነበርቲ እገለ ካብኣቶም ዝድለ ግቡኣት ከማልኡ ቅሩብነቶም ገሊጾም” ዝብልን ዝመሳሰልን ጥራይ ዋሕዚ ዜናታት መንግስታውያን መራኸቢ-ብዙሃን ኤርትራ ኣብ ዝደጋገመሉ፡ ንመሰረታዊ መሰል ሰብ ዝገልጽ ቪድዮ ምድላው ኣገዳሲን እዋናዊን ይገብሮ። ግቡኣቱን ግዴታቱን እምበር መሰረታውያን መሰላቱ በቲ ዝምልከቶ መንግስቲን ምምሕዳርን ተሓቢሩዎ ንዘይፈልጥ ህዝቢ ኤርትራ እምበኣር ኣድማሳዊ ኣዋጅ ሰብኣዊ መሰላት (1948) ናብ ትግርኛ ብምትርጓም ኣብ ኤርትራዊ ዓንኬላት ንምብጻሓ እንሆ
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PEN International issues a resolution in collaboration with PEN Eritrea regarding the detained Eritrean journalists: http://www.pen-international.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/6.RESOLUTION-Eritrea.pdf « GO BACK
By Michela Wrong* To write one book about Eritrea – a book aimed at ordinary readers, I mean, rather than academics — is a fairly rare event. I can count the number of non-Eritreans who’ve attempted it in the last five years on the fingers of one hand. To write two suggests either an obsessive
Friends and colleagues of long-imprisoned Eritrean journalists held a symposium in Alexandria, Virginia, on May 28. The Eritrean organizers said their intent was to honor the lives and works of the journalists who have been detained incommunicado in Eritrea for 15 years without formal charges or communication with family members. (Photo by Alex Teame) The
Today, on World Press Freedom Day, the director of PEN Eritrea in Exile shares his experience of life as a journalist in Eritrea, the country ranked worst in the world (180th) for press freedom in a report by Reporters without Borders. Kafka’s The Trial in Eritrea « GO BACK
Application form for those interested in joining PEN Eritrea membership. Please download by clicking on the link and fill the membership form. Please send the filled form to our email address below: peneritrea@gmail.com. « GO BACK
An anonymous whistleblower claims to have new proof of human rights abuses, galvanising opposition online. (published in the Guardian) Facebook page vows to lift the lid on Eritrea’s secret reign of terror By Abraham T. Zere. « GO BACK
Aaron Berhane* Whenever I walk on the streets of Toronto from the subway station to where I work, I encounter people who distribute a free copy of the Metro newspaper. I don’t know whether it’s ingrained in my mind or my memory gets refreshed every day but I remember Setit— the first newspaper I co-founded
This paper tries to present an overview of the essay in Tigrigna in its early phase. By virtue of its exploratory character, it attempts to present, rather copiously, examples of the different types of Tigrigna essays written during the 1940s. One of its main tasks is to show how the consolidation and maturity of the