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EHRAG
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[This testimony by a former prisoner was provided to Elsa Chyrum, an Eritrean human rights activist based in London, UK. The original, written in Tigrigna, is already published at Awate.com. Translation to English provided by EHRAG.]
As it is said that ?justice delayed is justice denied?, it is unfortunate that many people for various unknown reasons are still under detention without due process of law. Since my release, new waves of arrests have begun and some of the names who were detained are listed in the EHRAG (Eritrean Human Rights Advocacy Group) January 4, 2004 report. Also, the following persons whose names listed below were arrested recently and whose present whereabouts are unknown:
“Crimes Committed in Zemene Isaias,” online: Eritrean Human Rights Advocacy Group (EHRAG) Awate Foundation Homepage <http://www.awate.com/artman/publish/article_2888.shtml> (date accessed: 4 January 2004)
“Mussie Ephrem v Government of Eritrea: AU's Ruling; Government's Response,” online: EHRAG, Awate Foundation Home Page <http://www.awate.com/artman/publish/article_3194.shtml> (date accessed: 27 March 2004)
[21] For further details and reports about the government’s ever-growing autocrat deeds, reference can be made to “Crimes Committed in Zemene Isaias,” online: Eritrean Human Rights Advocacy Group (EHRAG), Awate Foundation Home Page <http://www.awate.com/artman/publish/article_2888.shtml> (date accessed: 4 January 2004); “Human Rights Overview: Eritrea,” online: Human Rights Watch Home Page <http://hrw.org/english/docs/2004/01/21/eritre6987.htm> (date accessed: January 2004); US Department of State “Country Reports on Human Rights Practices - 2003,” online: US Department of State Home Page <http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2002/18202.htm> (date accessed: 11 March 2003); “Human Rights Watch World Report 2003,” online: Human Rights Watch Home Page <http://www.hrw.org/wr2k3/africa4.html> (accessed on 14 January 2003); “Inter-Parliamentary Union: Resolution Adopted Uninanimously by the Governing Council at its 173rd Session,” online: Inter-Parliamentary Union Home Page <http://www.ipu.org/english/issues/hrdocs/173/eri01.htm> (accessed 5 October 2003); “European Parliament Resolution on Eritrea,” online: European Parliament Home Page <http://www4.europarl.eu.int/registre/recherche/ResultatsAbreges.cfm> (date accessed: 7 February 2002); “Amnesty International Report: Arbitrary Detention of Government Critics and Journalists,” online: Amnesty International Home Page <http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/engAFR640082002?OpenDocument&of=COUNTRIES\ERITREA> (date accessed: 18 September 2002); “Open Letter to President Isaias Afewerki”; “A Call for Peaceful and Democratic Dialogue” and “The Chronology of the Reform Movement” in note 5 supra”. For a well narrated account of the recent political developments in Eritrea see also Dan Connell “Enough: A Critique of Eritrea’s Post-Liberation Politics,” online: All Africa.com Home Page <http://allafrica.com/stories/200311060876.html> (posted and accessed on 6 November 2003); Paulos Tesfagiorgis “In search of a Normal Eritrea,” online: Eritrea One Home Page <http://eritreaone.com/pipermail/opinion_eritreaone.com/2003q4/000001.html> (date accessed: November 3 2003); Martin Plaut “The Birth of Eritrean Reform Movement” ROAPE 91 (2002) at 114-122; Adhanom Gebremariam (translated by T.Giorgis Zewde) “The Warsay/Ykalo Campaign – A Campaign of Slavery,” online: Eritrea One Home Page <http://news.asmarino.com/Articles/2002/09/TesfagiorgisZewde-1.asp> (accessed on September 2002); “Interview with Ambassador Abdella Adem” online: Awate Team, Awate Foundation Home Page <http://www.awate.com/artman/publish/article_2973.shtml> (date accessed: 25 January 2004); Saleh A A Younis “Why We Should (And Will) Dialogue?,” online: Alnahda, Awate Foundation Home Page <http://www.awate.com/artman/publish/article_2596.shtml> (date accessed: 13 November 2003); Yosief Ghebrehiwet” The Continuous Deferral of Civil Liberties: The Culture of Martyrdom,” online: Asmarino.com Home Page <http://news.asmarino.com/Comments/July2003/YosiefGhebrehiwet_01.asp> (date accessed 1 July 2003)
[22] “Mussie Ephrem v Government of Eritrea: AU's Ruling; Government's Response,” online: EHRAG, Awate Foundation Home Page <http://www.awate.com/artman/publish/article_3194.shtml> (date accessed: 27 March 2004).