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Was wie ein Zaubertrick a la Houdini aussieht ist in Wirklichkeit der verzweifelte Versuch eines jungen Mannes, ein sicheres Leben in Europa zu beginnen. Der 20-jährige Flüchtling aus Eritrea wurde am Montagabend am Bahnhof von Chiasso im Schweizer Canton Tessin angehalten. Grenzbeamten schöpften Verdacht, als sie seinen Komplizen mit dem Rollkoffer aus einem Zug aus Mailand aussteigen sahen.
Read more: Flüchtling aus Eritrea versteckt sich in Rollkoffer
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Asylum Policy Changes Threaten Eritreans’ Rights
(Nairobi) – The Ethiopian government’s changes to asylum procedures for Eritreans undermines their access to asylum and denies unaccompanied children necessary protection. The Ethiopian authorities should ensure that all Eritreans have the right to apply for asylum and publicly announce changes to its asylum and camp management policies.
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Hitsats camp is one of four in the northern Tigray region that together house nearly 100,000 people from Eritrea,
according to the UN refugee agency UNHCR, out of more than 170,000 Eritrean refugees nationwide.
In early March, Ethiopian officials informed UNHCR they intended to close Hitsats as part of a consolidation scheme,
but it was delayed after Ethiopia confirmed its first COVID-19 cases in mid-March.
Read more: Ethiopia moves to close Eritrean refugee camp despite virus fears
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Africa will never be independent, Africans believe in Europeans, Americans, and Chinese more than themselves.
They don’t trust themselves at all, African technocrats/Engineers aren’t given the platform to practice what they studied instead they hire Chinese to construct roads for themselves.
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Opposition parties are banned and the judiciary is not independent, but the president has dismissed allegations made by rights groups that the country under his government is one of the world's most tightly controlled.
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Ethiopian Prime Minister wins the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize 02:03
Vanessa Tsehaye is an Eritrean activist and founder of One Day Seyoum, an organization campaigning against all human rights abuses in Eritrea. The org
anization continues the work of notable regime critics who were imprisoned in 2001, one of whom is Tsehaye's uncle.
The opinions expressed in this article are hers alone.
(CNN)When the Norwegian Nobel Committee gives the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize medal to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Tuesday, celebrations will be undercut by many expressions of disappointment and outrage. Local and international voices criticizing his domestic record attracted considerable media attention, while some took to opinion pages to develop their arguments further.
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