Human Rights Concern–Eritrea (HRCE) calls for their immediate release, unhindered access to UNHCR and safe humanitarian pathways to safety. London, 31 August 2026 — Eritrean refugees and asylum-seekers currently trapped or detained in Libya have contacted HRCE directly, appealing to the organisation to be their voice and…
33 Years After Independence: What Has Changed in Eritrea?
As Eritrea marks its 33rd Independence Day on 24 May 2026, Eritreans around the world continue to ask a painful question: What has truly changed for the people of Eritrea? Eritrea achieved independence after a 30-year liberation struggle against Ethiopian occupation. Thousands sacrificed their lives in…
Concern Over Alleged Paid Online Harassment Targeting Eritrean Diaspora Voices
Human Rights Concern – Eritrea (HRCE) raises serious concern regarding a troubling development involving alleged coordinated online harassment within the Eritrean diaspora. It has come to our attention that Merhawit Mebrahtu Aibu (also known as Monicawit Hegdefawit), an Eritrean government supporter residing in Norway, has reportedly…
Urgent Protection Alert: Mass Arrests, Alleged Torture and deportation Risks for Eritrean Refugees in Egypt
London, 23 February, 2026 — Human Rights Concern – Eritrea (HRCE) is deeply alarmed by escalating reports of mass arrests, alleged torture, sexual violence, and deportation risks facing Eritrean refugees and asylum seekers in Egypt since 10 January 2026. Based on testimonies, documentation, and photographic evidence…
Eritrean Asylum Seekers in Egypt Face Arbitrary Arrest, Abuse, and Forced Deportation
Eritrean asylum seekers in Egypt are facing a rapidly deteriorating human rights crisis, marked by widespread arbitrary arrests, detention, abuse, and forced deportations to Eritrea. These practices constitute clear violations of international refugee and human rights law. Consistently, Eritrean refugees have been rounded up from streets,…