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8 Jun 2017

News Highlights: Last warnings on relocation, UN Special Rapporteur on Eritrea, new report on Libya

by Maria Gargano | posted in: Weekly news highlights | 0

In this week’s news highlights, the European Commission gives last warnings to the Visegrad countries on relocation quotas, the number of people crossing the Mediterranean Sea continues to drop and Italy announces funding for food security in Eritrea; Civil society organisations ask for the renewal of the mandate UN Special Rapporteur on Eritrea; a new Eritrean community starts in Switzerland and a new report was published on ill-treatment of migrants in Libya.

11 May 2017

News Highlights: ICC investigation migration crimes, London-Somalia Conference, Eritrea protests

by Maria Gargano | posted in: Weekly news highlights | 0

In this week’s news highlights, new possible negotiations on the UK-France border controls in Calais and the Eritrean community protested against the Eritrean government meetings in Frankfurt. The International Criminal Court announced the start of investigations on crimes against migrants in Libya. In the Horn of Africa, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights demands more access to Ethiopia to investigate on the deaths during protests; furthermore, these are the issues the London-Somalia Conference 2017 should address according to the Institute for Security Studies.

27 Apr 2017

News Highlights: concerns for minor refugees, Libya detention centres, Sudanese politics

by Maria Gargano | posted in: Eritrea, Horn of Africa region, Libya, Migration, Refugees in the EU, Sudan, Weekly news highlights, Yemen | 0

In this week’s news highlights, the European Court of Auditors report shows dangerous conditions in Greek and Italian refugee camps especially for the 23000 children, while Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) again denounces the appalling conditions in Libyan detention centres. In the Horn of Africa, the UN Monitoring Group will deliver the midterm report on the 30th of April; Eritrea figures again at the bottom of the list in the Freedom of Press Index; furthermore, Sudanese politics are a house of cards, according to the Institute for Security Studies.