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ERITREA: SEXUAL ABUSE OF WOMEN IN THE MILITARY SUPPLEMENTAL LIST OF SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

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Prison, detention and disappearance · Education, youth and national service · Rights, freedoms and civic action

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  • Archived reference: “Eritrea: Freedom in the World 2013”

    Same topic: arbitrary detention (automatic rule; not human reviewed)

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    ued rulings significantly at variance with government positions, and constitutional guarantees are often ignored in cases related to state security. Torture, arbitrary detentions, and political arrests are common. The Kunama people, one of Eritrea‘s nine ethnic groups, reportedly face severe discrimination. The government has worked to improve the status of women, codifying equal educational o

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    gistered churches were being detained, harassed, and abused. The government has continued suppressing civil society, religious practice, and political dissent. Arbitrary detention remains the authorities’ most common method of stifling independent action by citizens.

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    ued rulings significantly at variance with government positions, and constitutional guarantees are often ignored in cases related to state security. Torture, arbitrary detentions, and political arrests are common. The Kunama people, one of Eritrea‘s nine ethnic groups, reportedly face severe discrimination. The government has worked to improve the status of women, codifying equal educational o

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    ith its own citizens or with the international community. This report updates and expands on Amnesty International's previously published information about arbitrary detention in Eritrea.(1) It describes new evidence of torture and religious persecution, and sets out the political context in which human rights violations continue to be committed with impunity. It concludes with recommendations

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    ulting in death; abuse and torture of national service evaders, some of whom reportedly died of their injuries while in detention; harsh and life threatening prison conditions; arbitrary arrest and detention, including of national service evaders and their family members; executive interference in the judiciary and the use of a special court system to limit due process; and infringement on pr

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    political prisoners (see Prison Conditions below). I was questioned in police station 6 in Asmara. There are different types of interrogation: physical and psychological. The first step is asking questions if I had a hand in the G-15. Then they change methods, try to get the truth by force. There is a big fence in the back of the 6th police station, with a tree—

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  • ERITREA ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES

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    ulting in death; abuse and torture of national service evaders, some of whom reportedly died of their injuries while in detention; harsh and life threatening prison conditions; arbitrary arrest and detention, including of national service evaders and their family members; executive interference in the judiciary and the use of a special court system to limit due process; and infringement on pr

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    ue to a well-f ounded fear of persecution as a result of subsequent developments as described in these Guidelines. V. Further human rights considerations 1. Prison conditions Prison conditions in Eritrea are, as reported by several sources and claimants themselves, very poor.182 Prisoners are reportedly held in unventilated metal shipping containers in extreme temperatures or in dark undergr

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    ve, indefinite, compulsory national service or on reserve duty,‖ for which conscripts are paid a ―token wage.‖ According the report, ―detention, torture, and forced labor await anyone who disagrees with the government, anyone who attempts to avoid military service or flee the country without permission.‖ The government justifies these measures, the report notes, by claiming that ―Eritrea is a

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    "Anyone of draft age leaving the country without permission is branded a deserter, risking five years in prison, often in inhumane conditions, as well as forced labor and torture," it added.

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