Free all the prisoners of conscience in Eritrea, Now!!
31-12-2014
While the world is busy celebrating Christmas and new year’s eve tens of Eritrean journalistsand artists are languishing in prisons for more than 13 yearswithout any clue on their presence and whereabouts.
In a notorious security raid in September 2001, Eight chief editors of free press dailies and other 20 journalists were rounded up and taken to unknown places. This last move which was preceded by harassment and terror killed the nascent press freedom and the right of free speech in newly born Eritrea.
Strangulation of free press by unelected government in Asmara for more than a decade has placed Eritrea at the bottom of the international list of countries which ban free press.
As we express our bold solidarity with our colleagues who committed no other crime than practicing their undeniable professional and national rights and simply ended up in dungeon, we appeal to all peace-loving peoples and organization to stand up for their moral responsibilities towards the atrocities committed by Asmara regime against the Eritrean people every day.
We call all peace loving nations to remember and act in favor our colleagues who are deprived for more than 13 years of enjoying these festivities with their beloved.
Free all the prisons of conscience in Eritrea, Now!!
| 1. Mohamed Taha Algaddel – Poet | 2. Tahani Abbas – HR Activist – Sudan |
| 3. Abdulrahman Farouk- Journalist | 4. Mussab .M.Ali- journalist |
| 5. Mohamed Madani – poet- Sudan | 6. Fathi Osman Writer – France |
| 7. Abubakar Fretay – Journalist | 8. Fathi Elhaj- Graphic designer- Turkey |
| 9. Abdulahi Mahmoud – Journalist | 10. Yaseen .M.abdalah journalist and HR Activist |
| 11. Ahmed Younis – Journalist | 12. Faisal Elbagir- Journalist |
| 13. Ahmed Ibrahim Osman-Journalist- Australia | 14. Hana Yassin – Journalist – Australia |
| 15. Sadah Suleman Alkenaney – Journalist –Doha | 16. Abdu Alrazig Karar – Journalist – Canberra |
| 17. Abubaker Hamed Kahal – Novelist – Norway |
Salah Abo Ray Civic activis 18. – UK |
| 19. Shawgi Abd alazim – Journalist – Sudan | 20. Addel Colour – Journalist – Sudan |
| 21. Ibrahim Mergane – Journalist – Sudan | 22. Khaled Osman – Journalist – Australia |
| 23. Faisal Mohamed Salih – Journalist – Sudan | 24. Maawea Al balal – Journalist – Australia |
| 25. Mustafa Lasday – Journalist - Australia | 26. Ahmed Mohamed – Journalist – Sudan |
| 27. Abda Alaziz Baraka Saken – Novelist – Austria | 28. Abd Almonem Abo Idrees – Sudan – AFP |
| 29. Emaneel Barakhee – HR Activist – Denmark | 30. Khaled Abdo – Journalist – Sweden |
| 31. Kamal Karar – Journalist – Sudan | 32. Ali Hindi – Journalist – UK |
| 33. Doura Mohamed Mokhtar Gamboo – Journalist – Sudan | 34. Saleh Gadee – Journalist – USA |
| 35. Osama Abd al haey – Journalist – Sudan | 36. Amanuel Ghirmay – Journalist – France |
| 37. Salah Alzien – Journalist – UK | 38. Aladin Mahmoud – Journalist – Sudan |
| 39. Yousif Polisee – Journalist – Switzerland | 40. Amal Ali – Journalist – UK41. Jamal Humed Journalist Australia
Berhane Tewelde, Journalist – 42. |
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on Dec 31 2014 Filed under News, Press release.
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