CSW and Human Rights Concern Eritrea (HRCE) welcome the releases of three Catholic clergymen who weredetained arbitrarily by the Eritrean authorities in separate incidents in October 2022, despite belonging to a denomination that is ostensibly permitted to operate in the country. Abune Fikremariam Hagos Tsalim, the first…
Eritrea: CSW and Human Rights Concern Eritrea Call for the Release of Arbitrarily Detained Clergymen
CSW and Human Rights Concern Eritrea (HRCE) are calling for the release of four clergymen detained arbitrarily by the Eritrean authorities in separate incidents, despite belonging to Christian denominations that are permitted to operate in the country. On 15 October Abune Fikremariam Hagos, the first Bishop…
End the Ongoing Human Tragedy in Tigray: Enforce a No-Fly Zone to Protect Civilians
Over the last two years, the Ethiopian government under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has implemented a de-facto blockade of the Tigray region, preventing millions of Tigray residents from accessing critical life-saving medical and food supplies, and consigning millions to famine-like conditions. For the past year, the…
Eritrea: Police Forcibly Disperse and Arrest Counter-protestors to Pro-government Gathering in London
CSW and Human Rights Concern Eritrea (HRCE) are concerned at the misreporting of events surrounding a counter protest by Eritrean refugees and asylum seekers against a pro-government gathering outside the Eritrean Embassy in London which was forcefully dispersed by police on 4 September. Those dispersed and…
The Real Implications of the UK – Rwanda Refugee deal
Britain’s new policy proposal to send asylum seekers who have not arrived by legal routes to Rwanda in East Africa is unethical and probably illegal under international humanitarian law. Britain’s Home Secretary Priti Patel recently signed a deal to remove to Rwanda asylum-seekers arriving in Britain…