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Further arrests 2001-2002

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Eritrea Arbitrary detention of government and journalists

Further arrests 2001-2002

  • Idris Aba=ere Writer and department head in the Ministry of Labour,arrested October 2001; severely disabled EPLF veteran.

  • Miriam Ahmed Wife of a regional administrative head and member ofparliament, arrested with Roma Gebremichael in May 2002.

  • Ali Al-Amin Employee in the Political Section of the US Embassy, arrestedin October 2001 after protests from the Embassy about theG15 arrests.

  • Sunabera MohamedDemenaBusinessman (SETAO transport company) aged 79, arrestedOctober 2001 after reportedly attempting to mediate betweenthe government and its critics; EPLF supporter for many yearsin Sudan; he has the honorific title of Kegnazmatch.

  • Tesfaye Gebreab(“Gomorra”)Director in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, aged 53, arrested23 October 2001; previously a director in the Ministry ofLabour, and earlier employed in the Immigration Departmentand the PFDJ headquarters; EPLF veteran, trained pharmacist;awarded a Master’s degree at Syracuse University, US, 2000

  • Kiflom Gebremichael Employee in the Economic Section of the US Embassy,

Source AI Index: AFR 64/008/2002. Amnesty International 18 September 2002

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