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Eritrea
Country
Reports on Human Rights Practices -
2004
Released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human
Rights, and Labor February 28, 2005 |
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ERITREA:
Fears of widespread malnutrition as food shortages worsen....NAIROBI,
2 Mar 2005 (IRIN) |
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President
Isaias: Eritrean society has over 13 centuries of rich history and culture of
living in peace and harmony. Asmara, Mar. 1, 2005 (ERINA)President
Isaias: |
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Eritrea
Offers Pakistan Assistance in Energy Sector
Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Asia News
Mon, 28 Feb 2005 5:42
PM PST
ISLAMABAD, Mar 1 Asia Pulse - Petroleum and Natural Resources Minister Amanullah
Khan Jadoon on February 26 offered Pakistan's assistance to Eritrea in
development of its energy and mineral sectors. |
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Sanu Resources Ltd.: Eritrean Exploration Update and Announcement of $1.375
Million Financing CCNMatthews via Yahoo! Finance
Tue, 01 Mar 2005 6:03
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High-level Eritrean delegation back home from
China-Pakistan visit
Asmara, Feb. 27, 2005 (ERINA) --
The Eritrean high-level delegation headed by President Isaias Afwerki returned
to Asmara in the evening hours yesterday, 26 February 2005, after concluding its
10-day state visit to China and Pakistan |
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Suspected polio case in Eritrea tests negative..02-28-05 ASMARA (AFP)
- A suspected case of polio in Eritrea, found on
the western border with Sudan has turned out to be negative |
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Eritrea To Import Rice, Textiles, Cement From Pakistan
Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News - Feb 27 6:25 PM
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Pakistan, Eritrea vow to fight terrorism
Daily Times - Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Eritrea have condemned terrorism and agreed that
a comprehensive strategy was needed to combat terrorism and its root causes.
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Eritrea/Ethiopia: 160 Ethiopian civilians and 10 Eritrean ...25-02-2005 ICRC
News 05/19 ICRC
(press release) -Geneva,Switzerland
On 25 February 2005, 160 Ethiopian civilians were repatriated from Eritrea
to Ethiopia under the auspices of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC
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Pakistan,
Eritrea vow to promote relations
Pakistan Dawn - Pakistan
ISLAMABAD, Feb 24: President Gen Pervez Musharraf and his Eritrean counterpart,
President Issias Aferki on Thursday affirmed to expand bilateral ties at an
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Eritrea: Ethiopia rejects boundary commission' s
invitationBBC Monitoring Service - United Kingdom; Feb 24, 2005 Text of
report in English by Eritrean Ministry of Information's Shabait web site on 23
February |
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Yemeni Business links to improve with Germany and
Eritrea....From
24 February 2005 to 27 February 2005
Yemen Times - Sana'a,Yemen
Yemen and Germany will sign two agreements to protect and encourage investment
and to terminate dual taxation between the two countries during the prospective
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23 Feb 2005 11:49:30 GMT
Source: Reuters
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Eritrean president visits Shenzhen, seeks Chinese investment
BBC Monitoring Service - United Kingdom, Feb 23, 2005
Shenzhen, 23 February: Eritrean President Afewerki Isayas continued his China
tour Wednesday [23 February] here in Shenzhen... |
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Two
eastern Sudanese rebel groups merge
Sudan Tribune, Sudan - 5
hours ago
ASMARA, Eritrea, Feb 23 (AFP) |
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Eritrean president visits south China economic hub
People's Daily Online - Beijing,China
2-23-05 |
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Eritrean President due in Islamabad on Thursday
Pakistan Link -
Wed, 23 Feb 2005
Inglewood,CA,USA |
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The Pakistan
Link Wed, 23
Feb 2005 8:43 AM PST
ISLAMABAD Feb 23 : |
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More than 100 Christian children detained by Eritrean government ...
Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2005
ICN News, Italy - ...
beginning of the year. Some 400 people are currently in prison in Eritrea
for their religious beliefs. Stuart Windsor, National ... |
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INTERVIEW-Talks ease tension on Ethiopia-Eritrea border-UN
Sudan Tribune - Sudan
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Ethiopia calls for better ties with Eritrea
Aljazeera.net - Qatar,
Wednesday 23 February 2005,

Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has called for the normalisation of his
country's ties with Eritrea. In an interview with ... |
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The World's 10
Worst Dictators
By David Wallechinsky Published: February 13, 2005 |
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Eritro-Djiboutian joint committee concludes its meeting, issues joint statement Shabait.com
Feb 21, 2005, 19:09 |
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Ethiopian army said commandeering
buses to fetch troops to Eritrean border BBC Monitoring Service - United
Kingdom; Feb 20, 2005.. |
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meskerem- 3-2-05:
Credibility of Unity Declarations
shuttered; shocking revelation by the Afar movement
►The Red Sea Afar
Democratic Movement Chairman, Mr. Horoun,
in interview conducted by the ECMS concerning its agreement
to be part of the ENSF (Eritrean National Salvation Front)
stated that his organization :
Reports from Khartoum have indicated
that the Afar organization (and another organization,) the
organization that believes the regime in Eritrea is a
Christian-Tigrinya religo/ethnic government, had allegedly
threatened a walk-out of the meeting should the section on
ethnic self rule be removed from the charter. If this is true and
such section is in the charter, many organizations will be in
clear violations of their political programs enacted in their
national congresses. One does not know whether to cheer for such
sacrifices or be concerned of the precedence this creates.
In other unity binge, the news that
seven opposition organizations are in a marathon merger meeting to
create one organization before the conclusion of the Khartoum
meeting has become a puzzle in itself. Kassel all over
again? Is there something that is out there that the
public has not been privy to? |
Meskerem 3-1-05:
ENA adds new members,
maintains charter, renames itself EDA? So, what was Khartoum all
about, besides the fact that Sudan, Yemen and Ethiopia
attended the closed meetings that has been "closed" to the
Eritrean public?
Information coming out from Khartoum via interviews,
organizations' editorials, leaks, blurts, etc.. indicate that the
ENA has defended its charter and imposed it as the charter of the
"new" alliance. The reports point out that earlier positions of
the ENA including, the sections on ethnic self rule and
sharia law, border demarcation, form of struggle have not changed.
Sources in Khartoum say that the last couple of days the
meeting has been discussing issues pertaining to structure and
leadership. The bigger organizations that allowed the first
meeting to preserve the old charter are now demanding bigger roles
in the leadership under the grounds of proportional
representation. No proportional voice was demanded in the last
meeting. Such demand was not placed on the previous meetings
when fundamental national issues were discussed and subsequently
decided upon in blatant rejection of the public opinion that has
been calling for changes in the new charter. The standards
and criteria for the policy making process and execution
seem to be different and contradictory.
Moreover , there are rumors that the agenda for structure of
the "new" alliance might be left to the new
leadership. This is confusing and a real cause for
concern, to say the least. The same sources add that
proportional representation and membership criteria has pitched
"bigger" organizations against "small" organization; some "small"
organizations are entertaining the idea of emergency "mergers" to
bring themselves "up to par". |
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Meskerem, ECMS 2-23-05:
EDA Khartoum
meeting starts as scheduled; Mr. Seyoum Harestay, ELF-RC
chairman, joins this second meeting of EDA..
Reports from Eritrean Arabic Media Center -ECMS
and other sources indicate that the much anticipated meeting
of the EDA started on time with a welcome speech by Mr. Hussein
Kalifa, the meeting chair and ELF vice-Chairman. Present in
this meeting, for the first time, is Mr. Seyoum
Ogbamicael, the chairman of the ELF-RC. . |
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Meskerem
2-22-05: Mesfin Hagos's meeting with
the US government, a positive move for the opposition.
Observers
agree that EDP Chairman Mesfin Hagos' meeting with the US
government, especially at this juncture, is a political and
diplomatic victory for the opposition and an encouragement
message to the Khartoum meeting. Although EDP refused to comment
on whether Mr. Mesfin Hagos will share with his comrades at
the Feb 23 meeting about his meeting with the US
government, it would be a surprise if he does not. It is to
be remembered that he has already shared the
information with the
Eritrean public in his meetings with Eritrean in Washington DC.
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Press Release
By EDP Information
Dept. - Published February 21, 2005
Eritrean Democratic
Party’s
leadership will attend the next meeting of the Eritrean Democratic
Alliance (EDA) that is scheduled to start its second meeting on
February 23, 2005 in Khartoum, Sudan. EDP's high level delegation
that is led by Mr. Mesfin Hagos, Chairman of the Party, is
expected to arrive in Khartoum ,Sudan today February
21,2005. |
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Mesfin Hagos to arrive in Sudan tomorrow,
Monday 21, 2005
Meskerem 02-20-2005: Sources close to
EDP have told meskerem that Mr. Mesfin Hagos, the Chairman of EDP
will arrive in Khartoum, Sudan to attend the February 23 meeting
of EDA. |
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Restaurateur
prevails over fire, bureaucracy
Portland Press Herald, ME -
... of business. For Teklu, a native of
Eritrea on Africa's east coast, it was her first experience
with a devastating fire. "Our country ... |
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A wake up call for all Eritreans
Naznet Emnetu
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Do
national conferences work? BBC, Friday,
18 February, 2005, 16:10
Some 10,000 Nigerians have died in communal violence since 1999 A
three month national conference to discuss political reforms in
Nigeria, opened on Monday in the capital Abuja, amid controversy,
boycotts and threats of court action. |
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WSU,
Kelati target Huskies
Seattle Times -
Saturday, February 19, 2005 - Page updated at 12:00 a.m.
... His family landed in Walla Walla after
his mother and father emigrated from Eritrea in the early
'80s to escape a tribal war ravaging the country. ...
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