Thursday, November 19, 2009

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Il Massacro di Wia - The Wia Massacre


Massacre Wia
Italino version of NT
Another reprehensible mass killing was the massacre of WIA. The 2006 report of the Department of State, "Country Reports on Human Rights Practices" reports that 'June 10 [2005] military personnel killed 161 young people, who tried to flee the Wia military camp'. No action was taken against military personnel who shot and killed 161 young people. The victims were enrolled in the NMSP (National Military Service Programme), ended up in prison in detention for several reasons.
The massacre was intended to terrorize others, lest you decide to leave the country 'illegally' or not abscond once ended up in detention. The military camp of WIA was the same place where, in 2001, about 2,000 college students were arbitrarily detained for several weeks after having protested against the summer job, an unpopular government policy. During detention, two university students, and Yemen Yirga Yosief Tekie, have died because of harsh living conditions in the field.


The Massacre Wia

by Daniel
reprehensible Another mass killing Wia Was The Massacre. Quoting the US Department of State, in its 2006 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices reported that ‘on June 10 [2005] military personnel shot and killed 161 youths at Wia Military Camp who were trying to escape.’ No action was taken against military personnel who shot and killed the 161 youths. The victims were conscripts of the NMSP (National Military Service Programme), who were being kept in the detention camp for several reasons.
The massacre was meant to terrorise other conscripts, lest they decide to leave the country ‘illegally’ or escape once they were in detention. Wia Military Camp was the same place where, in 2001, some 2000 university students were arbitrarily detained for several weeks after protesting against the unpopular government policy of summer work. During the detention, two university students, and Yemane Tekie Yirga Yosief, died as a result of the harsh living conditions in the camp.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

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Il Massacro di Mai Habar - The Mai Habar Massacre


Massacre Mai Habar
Italino version of NT

The main cause of repression in Eritrea is the excessive concentration of power within the executive branch of government. The brutal suppression of the revolt of disabled veterans of war was one of the first demonstrations of this sad development: event that happened back in July 11, 1994, known as the Mai Habar Massacre. In this episode, an unknown number of protesters were killed, allegedly on the direct order of President of the State. During the second anniversary of the massacre Mai Habar, the official bulletin of EFL-RC (Eritrean Liberation Front-Revolutionary Council) complained that on that fateful day, war invalids were killed only for peacefully protesting and then asked firmly a meeting with the President of the State, which stubbornly refused to meet them.

Other victims associated with the massacre Mai Habar are about 25 disabled war veterans, who were immediately arrested under the pretext of inciting to rebellion. Remained detention without trial for several years. The same source cited the words of the president, referring to invalids of war says ' spoiled brats'. The president attributed the cause of the accident alleged irresponsible acts of the protesters themselves.


The Massacre Mai Habar
by Daniel
Concentration of excessive power within the executive branch of government has Been the major causes of repression in Eritrea. One of the Earliest Manifestations of this sad development Was the brutal repression of the mutiny of disabled war veterans on 11 July 1994 , Known as the Mai Habar Massacre. In this incident, an unknown number of protestors were shot dead, allegedly on direct orders from the state president. During the second anniversary of the Mai Habar Massacre , the official newsletter of the EFL-RC (Eritrean Liberation Front-Revolutionary Council) lamented that on that fateful day the disabled war veterans were killed simply for peacefully protesting and firmly demanding to meet the state president, who obstinately refused to meet them.

Other victims associated with the Mai Habar Massacre are some 25 disabled war veterans , who were immediately arrested on the pretext of instigating rebellion. They remained in detention without trial for several years. The same source has quoted the state president as referring to the disabled war veterans as ‘ spoilt brats .’ The president has also blamed the incident on alleged irresponsible acts of the protestors themselves.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

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Yemen summons Eritrean ambassador for alleged arms supply to rebels


www.chinaview.cn 2009-11-10
Y emeni Foreign Minister Tuesday summoned Eritrean ambassador to Yemen following alleged tips that Eritrea provides weapons to anti-government rebels in Yemen, a diplomat at the Yemeni Foreign Ministry said.

"The Ministry got evidence and valuable information that Eritrea facilitates conveying weapons through its coastlines -- provided from a foreign country -- to the Zaidi rebels in northern Yemen," the diplomat told Xinhua by phone on condition of anonymity.

He said coastguards of Yemen often intercepted boats full of concealed weapons sailing from an Eritrean coastal city to Medi port adjacent to bastions of Zaidi rebels, named Houthis after their slain leader's clan.

"Rebels go to Eritrea as Yemeni fishermen in disguise to avoid being intercepted by the Yemeni coast guards, and come back with their boat full of concealed weapons," said the diplomat, adding "at night they docked at Medi and unloaded the weapons to vehicles awaited at some specific places."

The diplomat hinted at the possibility of using Eritrean soil as a base by Iran, but providing no further details.

Sanaa has often said that Iran is backing Shiite rebels in Yemen, an accusation which Iran has always denied.

Eritrea is situated in the Horn of Africa, off Yemeni northern coastline and Saudi city of Jizan on the Red Sea, where high-level skirmishes between Yemeni rebels and Saudi military forces have erupted after anti-government rebels crossed into the Saudi soil of Jizan.