Eritrea: Crackdown on Draft Evaders’ Families
Collective Punishment Over Forced Conscription Campaign
Eritrea
Eritrea’s government subjects its population to widespread repression, including widespread forced labor and conscription, staunch restrictions on freedom of expression, opinion, and faith, and restricting independent scrutiny by international monitors. It collectively punishes relatives of alleged draft evaders and deserters. As a one-man dictatorship under President Isaias Afewerki, Eritrea has no legislature, no independent civil society organizations or media outlets, and no independent judiciary. Throughout 2022, Eritrean forces remained in parts of Ethiopia’s Tigray region where they have continued to commit serious violations, including killings, pillage, and rape.
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Migrant and Refugee Children
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Ethiopia: Eritrean Refugees Targeted in Tigray
Need for Urgent Protection, Assistance; Thousands Still Missing
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Ethiopia: Tigray Schools Occupied, Looted
Protect Students, Teachers in Region; Endorse Safe Schools Declaration
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Ethiopia: Eritrean Forces Massacre Tigray Civilians
UN Should Urgently Investigate Atrocities by All Parties
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Eritrea: Dire Rights Record Should be Publicly Condemned
HRW oral statement - ID with Special Rapporteur on Eritrea - HRC53
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Human Rights Council should continue scrutiny and discussions on Eritrea's dire rights record
Item 2 - Interactive Dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on Eritrea
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Threats to Terminate the Mandate of the International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia
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Eritrea: Crackdown on Draft Evaders’ Families
Collective Punishment Over Forced Conscription Campaign
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Eritrea: 10 Years Behind Bars for Ex-Minister’s Daughter
Immediately Free Ciham Ali Abdu and Others Unlawfully Held
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Ethiopia: Truce Needs Robust Rights Monitoring
Two Years of Conflict Highlights Importance of Justice to End Atrocities
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Ethiopia: Crimes Against Humanity in Western Tigray Zone
Immediate Humanitarian Access, Protection of Communities Key
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Africa’s Governments Can Do More to Protect Pregnant Students
African Committee Should Press Countries to Respect Girls’ Right to Education
