Dictatorial Regime in Eritrea

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• Publié par: dadcattle70
• Publié le: 10 février 2015
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the repressive regime in eritrea The underground society of Eritrea is getting superior by day and obtaining influence over the population as well as the natural resources of the land. Presently, the "government" of Eritrea is systematically forcing out natives away from the country. Of all ages, literate and illiterate are abandoning out in many thousands. It is exactly an exodus of immigrants towards The european union or other horrific destinations such as Sudan and Libiya. What precisely might be the reason that made them go away from their birth land? Possibly there is any outside power that operates behind the curtain, or is it simply the work of Eritrean Gov? What exactly made the global community to maintain low voice in the midst of the aching of Eritreans? Are they a part of it? And dealing with the regime? Uncovering the answer or unraveling the mystery is the duty of all Eritreans aching everywhere in the entire world. Eritrean doctors, engineers as well as scientists are forced to be refugees, they are obliged to survive on welfare of western countries. Was that the ultimate aim of the conspiracy? To simply force them take welfare and destroy or humiliate them to make sure that they never raise up their necks again? Specially the literates' ones The ultimate concern is: Is Eritrea getting another Somalia or Congo Brazzaville where mining is governed by foreign elements and the natives made to get rid of one another? That typically show up in Africa often if there is precious metals in the territory. As per human right watch: Torture, arbitrary detention, and extensive regulations on the liberty of expression, association and religious freedom remain too frequent in Eritrea. Elections never have been conducted since Eritrea attained independence in 1993, the constitution has never been implemented, and political parties are not allowed. There are no institutional limits on President Isaias Afewerki, in power now for twentyfive years. Along with ongoing severe human rights abuses, forced labor and unlimited military service accelerated countless Eritreans to run away from the country each year. Permission to access the country for international humanitarian and human rights institutions is almost impossible and the country does not have any impartial media.

Recently the generals, the insiders and security staffs who previously work with the govt have left the regime themselves. Now they really are revealing the real colours of the regime in mass Medias. The following are some of the recordings that made everybody amaze, though we are hopeful more insider secrets to unravel in the near future. Eritrea music