The Netherlands Won’t Send Eritrean Asylum Seekers Back
Minister for Immigration, Integration and Asylum Policy Gerd Leers informed the House of Representatives in a letter that the Netherlands will not force anyone to return to Eritrea. Asylum seekers from Eritrea who left without
Minister for Immigration, Integration and Asylum Policy Gerd Leers informed the House of Representatives in a letter that the Netherlands will not force anyone to return to Eritrea. Asylum seekers from Eritrea who left without permission of the Eritrean authorities will be able to obtain an asylum residence permit. He based this decision on the most recent information about Eritrea from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Source: eGovmonitor
Cambo January 31, 2012
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The Detained Patriarch, Persecuted Christians and a Dying Church
Wednesday, 25 January 2012
The Detained Patriarch, Persecuted Christians and a Dying Church
by OCP, Orthodoxy Cognate PAGE
This is not just an article; rather I would like to shed some light into the pathetic conditions of Christians in Eritrea, which requires high volume of international attention and help.
As we all know Eritrea is a country situated in the ‘Horn of Africa’, bordered by Sudan in the west, Ethiopia in the south, and Djibouti the southeast. Eritrea is dominated by two major religions, Christianity and Islam. Some approximations state that 50-64 percentage of the population belongs to Christianity.
http://asmarino.com/articles/1326-the-detained-patriarch-persecuted-christians-and-a-dying-church
Ahmed saleh February 1, 2012
Cambo
Remember last time I said I have strange feeling on your comment. Bringing religions moslem/ Christian and sometimes we against Arabs again and again.Same crooked person with different
names on mission with hidden agenda to infiltrate on us then divide and conquer tactics. Frankly
speaking, when they say Weyane agents, for real you can be one of them. I am sorry, my instinct tells me there is something wrong with you man.
ahmed saleh February 1, 2012
Threat, fear, anger and hatred only aggravate problems. We can only begin to find ways on solutions when we start to control our negative emotions. There are reasons to be wary and that is why we are eager in need of leaders with great ability to guide us to the future, who can connect with his people and recognizes what make Eritrea and its people great.
Meanwhile we should have the courage to stand firm to confrontagainst any inner sights with contradictory, negative and deceiving ideas because it proved that is damaging. Lets
remind ourselves that we are Eritreans first, with that spirit we say now the struggle is not over yet until we see light of freedom and liberty.