Sentence examples for eritrea it from inspiring English sources
If things were to go wrong in Eritrea, it would affect the region".
With Ethiopian troops deep inside western Eritrea, it would appear that Ethiopia had scored a decisive victory in the Horn of Africa.
Ethiopia said it would stay in the parts of Eritrea it occupies until a UN monitoring force arrived.See article: Ethiopia and Eritrea make peaceOn the eve of parliamentary elections in Zimbabwe, the opposition complained of continuing intimidation.
"While we are aware that one underground newsletter with extremely limited circulation isn't the answer to freedom of press in a secretive country such as Eritrea, it is our contribution to keeping that hope alive for us and others to build on".
In the case of Eritrea, it appears many are young men fleeing compulsory military service, which has been likened to slavery.
"What is happening in Eritrea, it is not happening even in Syria, because what is happening in Syria all the people know and at last they will [find] a solution for that," Birhan continued, his voice shaking.
Eritrea says it was reclaiming its own land when it marched over the line in May 1998; Ethiopia says it must have the territory back before it will agree to a comprehensive peace agreement.
The Home Office advised it was not safe to return most asylum seekers to Eritrea until it controversially updated its country advice in March 2015, claiming that citizens who left Eritrea without permission – many of them to escape its infamous indefinite military service – would not face persecution if they returned.
PAGE A12 Eritreans in Retreat Following a 12-day offensive by Ethiopia, Eritrea said it was pulling its troops out of territory it seized from its neighbor two years ago.
The truth of the matter is that the war and its aftermath have changed Eritrea, and it cannot be the same politically passive place again.
When the new guidance was issued in March, HRW said there was no evidence of any change of policy regarding illegal exits in Eritrea and it urged the Home Office to reconsider its conclusions.
