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Widespread arrests in the city of Halhal

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Widespread arrests in the city of Halhal

Eritrean security authorities launched a series of collectively arrests in the directorate of Halhal, close to the city of Keren, reports said that dozens of dignitaries and sheikhs and teachers of the Halhal directorate have been arrested and deported to the city of Keren. The arrests included: • Mohammed Abdullah Alhaj, sheikh of the directorate. • Saleh Ali Bekhit Kesuray. • Hassen Faki Adem. In addition to about ten teachers of Al-Deya'a Islamic Institute. It is noteworthy that the campaign of arrests and raids during the last period has covered all Eritrean cities; a matter which found wide criticism by international organizations working in the field of human rights.

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