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2 Nov 2017

News Highlights: Shooting at protests in Asmara, hotel attack in Mogadishu, Sahel G5 force launched

by M. Ferrari | posted in: EEPA news and activities, Eritrea, Ethiopia, European Union, France, Horn of Africa region, Human Trafficking, Italy, Libya, Mediterranean Sea, Migration, South Sudan, Sudan, Uncategorized, United Nations, Weekly news highlights | 0

In this week’s news highlights: shots were fired at protests in Asmara, Eritrea – reports of casualties and injuries still unconfirmed; Eritrean organisation Freedom Friday calls for unity; war crimes trial against Ethiopian-Dutch Eshetu Alemu has started; Al-Shabaab attacked Mogadishu hotel using IDs and uniforms of security forces; South Sudan and Sudan leaders meet; UN Special Rapporteur on Eritrea calls for protection of refugees; Sahel G5 force against terrorism and trafficking launched.

28 Sep 2017

News Highlights: new EU resettlement plan, torture in Libya, Sudan travel ban dropped

by M. Ferrari | posted in: Eritrea, Ethiopia, European Union, Horn of Africa region, Human Trafficking, Libya, Refugees in the EU, Sudan, United Nations, Weekly news highlights | 0

In this week’s news highlights: European Commission presented a migration plan which includes resettlement for at least 50,000 refugees from North Africa and the Horn of Africa; focus on reducing migration could destabilise countries and endanger human rights, says Saferworld; Eritrea refers to border situation in statement at UN General Assembly; Ethiopian ethnic clashes between Oromo and Somali investigated; UN refugee agency published a video on extortion and torture in Libya; German-based migrants charity states that it was fired at by Libyan coast guard.

7 Sep 2017

News Highlights: ECJ dismisses complaints refugee quota, Eritrean rebels video, Libya’s recent history

by K. Smits | posted in: Eritrea, Ethiopia, European Politics, France, Horn of Africa region, Italy, Libya, Refugees in the EU, Sudan, United Nations | 0

In this week’s news highlights: Italian interior minister Marco Minniti defends his strategy of making deals in Libya to stop migration; the European Court of Justice throws out complaints of Hungary and Slovakia against mandatory relocation of refugees; Eritrean rebels fear the support of Gulf states to Afewerki’s regime; Ethiopia’s drought situation declared major issue by UN; warnings about Cholera in Sudan; Libya’s fragmentation and deals with EU member states are analysed; and Human Rights Watch report states United Nation should start an investigation on torture as possible Crime Against Humanity in Egypt.