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Fetsum Abraham
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Fetsum in his article,"Tegadalit Ab Wushate " wrote Eritrea has always been a deeply rooted male chauvinistic society. Added the burden of colonialism to this, the Eritrean women were circumstantially conditioned to suffer from two distinct forms of oppression: Domestic Male domination and colonialism triggered national oppression similar to any other Eritreans in general. The Eritrean struggle for independence, therefore offered a unique opportunity for Eritrean women to resolve the two oppressions through equal participation in the liberation army. [ Fetsum Abraham, 2013].
The EPLF strongly believed that "women must be treated as human beings, not commodities, and promised to ban prostitution but this became lip service after the liberation. The abusing of young Eritrean women continued after the liberation, in fact has got much worse because of the prolongation of National Service, mentioned earlier. Regarding this Fetsum Abraham provides an overall picture of how young girls are sexually abused by Eritrean men! According Festum the Commanders rape them at SAWA and sex-starved Eritreans travel to the country to sexually abuse them for small payments.
The lives and times of Asmara University (1958-2003) and other colleges according to Professor Sara Uqbai By Fetsum Abraham In few of my past articles, I have discussed the Eritrean government’s policy of dictating through ignorance and
Eritrean society is now much more likely to have an acute shortage of professionals and para-professionals. Fetsum Abraham ] states that Afwerki destroyed the only accredited University in our country (Asmara University employed about “160 Doctors” by the time was closed in 2006. http://assenna.com/the-lives-and-times- Afwerki stands alone as the only anti-education dictator.he did his incalculable damage to the Eritrean society in terms of ignorance like no one ever did to them, except the Italian colonizers. The result is an uneducated generation that would cost our society for generations to come
It is a paradox of today's world that Developing Countries like Eritrea that have the greatest need for professionals are not using them effectively and in fact are losing many of their best educated young men and women to the developed societies.( Mussie T. Tessema source)