End Injustice In Eritrea Now
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Merih T retweeted
Bakom varje rop finns ett folk som längtar efter frihet.
Familjerna förtjänar svar.Offren förtjänar rättvisa.Eritreas folk förtjänar frihet,värdighet och en framtid utan rädsla.
Vår tystnad får aldrig bli deras seger.Rättvisa kan inte vänta. Förändringen i Eritrea måste komma nu
Merih T retweeted
25 Years of silence, justice can cannot wait.
For more than two decades, #Eritrea|ns have been imprisoned, disappeared, and held without charge or trial.
Families have been denied answers. The government has refused transparency. The world must not look away.
Where are the prisoners? Are they alive? Where are the answers?
Release all political prisoners. End enforced disappearances. Accountability cannot wait.
#FreeEritreanPoliticalPrisoners #JusticeForEritrea
@UN_News_Centre @UN_SPExperts @pen_int @UN @UN_HRC @amnesty
@UNHumanRights
pen-international.org/cases/…
Merih T retweeted
Eritrea gehört nicht einem einzelnen Regime – Eritrea gehört seinem Volk! Freiheit, Gerechtigkeit und Frieden für Eritrea! �
#BlueRevolution #TransnationalRepression #RegimeChange #NoMorePFDJTerror
Merih T retweeted
#BlueRevolution, reject music that promotes hatred,conflict and puts young lives at risk But the artist is to sit in a safe and comfortable place And the poor boy sends war.
We stand for peace and freedom.Our youth deserve a future,not another war.Choose peace, not destruction
Merih T retweeted
THEY WERE NOT JUST NAMES.
They were fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, colleagues, writers, journalists, ministers and public servants.
Among those detained were Dawit Isaak, Seyoum Tsehaye, Amanuel Asrat, Petros Solomon and Haile Woldetensae.
According to Human Rights Watch, the fate or whereabouts of 11 former senior officials and 10 independent journalists remain unknown.
Twenty-five years is an entire generation.
#Eritrea #DawitIsaak #G15 #FreeEritreanJournalists
25 years ago while the world’s attention was consumed by 9/11 tragedy in America, #Eritrean dictator detained senior ministers & journalists without trial, charges & due process💔25 years later, families are still waiting in agony. No trial! No answers! Never forgotten. #G15 #Eritrea16 #Freethemall
#BlueRevolution @CPJAfrica #UN
Merih T retweeted
🇪🇷 The irony is unbelievable!
After destroying Eritrea and turning a once-promising nation into a prison, Isaias Afwerki walks around Moscow, amazed by the city’s beauty and development.
Asmara was once proudly known as “Little Rome.” Today, after decades of dictatorship, neglect, and failed leadership, our capital is struggling to preserve its former glory.
He admires Moscow’s progress while Eritrea’s youth are imprisoned, forced into endless national service, or driven into exile.
A dictator who destroyed his own country, now walks around admiring another country’s achievements.
Eritrea deserves better. Our people deserve freedom, dignity, and a future.
#Eritrea #NoMorePFDJ #BlueRevolution
@hawelti
Merih T retweeted
25 years of silence. No trial. No transparent legal process. No confirmed proof that they are still alive.
The Eritrean16 have become a symbol of one of Eritrea’s most controversial and unresolved human-rights cases. Since the 2001 crackdown on independent media and political dissent, their fate has remained largely unknown.
Now, 188 writers, including Nobel laureates Olga Tokarczuk and J. M. Coetzee, are demanding answers.
The controversy goes beyond the fate of 16 individuals. It raises fundamental questions about freedom of expression, due process, political accountability, and what happens when people can disappear without a public trial or meaningful information about their whereabouts.
For their families and supporters, silence is not an answer.
Eritrea’s authorities should provide clear, verifiable information about the detainees’ status and ensure that fundamental legal rights are respected.
The international community should continue demanding transparency, accountability, and access to independent information.
#Eritrea #Eritrean16 #HumanRights #FreedomOfExpression #PressFreedom #EBRF
@BBCWorld @martinplaut
We demand the truth’: Olga Tokarczuk and JM Coetzee lead calls for proof of life of disappeared Eritrean writers theguardian.com/books/2026/s…
Merih T retweeted
#Eritrea #BlueRevolution
Today, we honor and remember the Eritrean political prisoners and journalists detained in September 2001. Though attempts have been made to erase their legacy, we refuse to let them be forgotten. #NeverForget #FreeEritreanJournalists
Merih T retweeted
@realyonaswoldu, thank you for these powerful words. Eritrean women have always been at the heart of our struggle for freedom, sacrifice, and justice. We will not remain silent while our people are denied their fundamental rights and dignity. We stand firm and united until #Eritrea is free from dictatorship and every Eritrean can live in freedom, peace, and dignity. Our courage is our strength, our unity is our power, and justice is our mission.✊🏽💙🌿💙
#EritreanWomen #JusticeForEritrea #Freedom #Democracy @Niharinetna @asmarino80 @CaptnEritrea
Merih T retweeted
The problem of the Eritrean people is the #PFDJ regime.
For 36 years, it has sown hatred and prevented the Eritrean people from living in peace with their neighbours.
Our neighbours are not our enemies. Our enemy is the repressive regime!
ንኩላትና እትአክል ሃገር ናይ በይኖም ጌሮማ። ሕጂ ምስ ፈርሑ ዘኪሮምና።
መልስና:
1) ኩሎም ጨዊኩም ዝአሰርኩሞም ብዘይ ቅደመ ኩነት ፍትሕዎም:
2) ሐላፍነትኩም አረኪብኩም ውጹ።
አይንአምነኩምን ኢና።
#ሐሰረመሰር @hawelti #OpenEritrea #Eritrea
Merih T retweeted
The #EthiopianOrthodox Tewahedo Church's Holy Synod says 60 worshippers were killed in attacks across two districts in Ethiopia's Oromia region between October 20 and 25, warning of continued violence against Orthodox Christian communities. @addisstandard @Refugees @amnesty @AP
Merih T retweeted
This little girl and her peers are being forcibly conscripted by the #Eritrean regime and prepared to sacrifice their lives for an 80-year-old tyrant, Isaias Afwerki. #BlueRevolution @martinplaut @KjetilTronvoll @UNHumanRights @ChildrensHD @amnesty @cnni @UNHumanRights @UN @AP
Merih T retweeted
Stand up for Eritrea’s children. Stop forced conscription. Let them live in freedom, not fear. #BlueRevolution #RegimeChangeInEritrea #TransnationalRepression @Freedom71851 @meha65796 @amnesty @cnni @IntlCrimCourt @KjetilTronvoll @realDonaldTrump @dijoni @_AfricanUnion
Children are not cannon fodder, and their lives do not belong to a dictator. They deserve education, freedom, and a future—not forced conscription, fear, and death. The world must not remain silent while #Eritrea’s young generation is robbed of its future.
#BlueRevolution @cnni
Merih T retweeted
A message of GRATITUDE, LOVE & SUPPORT for our beautiful and talented sister TIMNIT GEBRU @timnitGebru!❤️📚
First and foremost, thank you, Timnit haftina, for the love and support you have shown us, Team #Seattle13. We are forever grateful for your solidarity and kindness. We have won our case, and congratulations to all of us! 🎉✊🏽❤️
We love you, Timnit haftina!👑❤️💞
Now, let’s return that love and support by pre-ordering our dear sister’s new book, Deep Unlearning: The Rise of AI and the Radicalization of a Tech Idealist. 📚
It’s a wonderful gift idea🎁 for the upcoming holidays! Let’s support Timnit’s work, spread the word, and show her the same love and solidarity she has shown us.
Pre-order your copy today! ❤️📖
With love, gratitude, and solidarity!
Team Seattle13
10/26/2026
#Eritrea #BlueRevolution
@Niharinetna @CaptnEritrea
Meley song
"Khedra", "awliE", and "meley"are some of the names Eritreans passionately refer to their original national flag.
Ebro Ahmed, an African American from Minnesota, jumped onto a moving bus to save 19 school children and the driver who was incapacitated, he became a national hero earning global praise. However there was some confusion about his background that even mainstream media outlets kept referring to him as Somali when he kept saying he was Eritrean.
A more light hearted debate was also going on between some Somali and Eritreans each claiming him as their own. I thought I use the opportunity to introduce people to "meley" and the historic bond between Eritrean and Somali people that many may not know about.-
Ahmed Abdelrehim
#Somalia #eritrea #african #ebro_ahmed