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May 29, 2004
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"More facts are now coming to light which corroborate the claims of torture - and more doubts are cast over the operations of the Home Affairs Ministry and the institutions which fall under it." |
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By Amnesty International (AI INDEX: AFR 64/003/2004) -
May 19, 2004
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"We were beaten and mostly were tied in the 'helicopter' position and tortured in groups of 10 to 15. We were tied up day and night, except for three short food and toilet breaks. I was tied up for two weeks. One of us got very ill with bronchitis and there was no medical treatment… Some got paralysed in the arms and legs." |
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Apr 20, 2004
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By EHRAG -
Mar 27, 2004
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African Union rules: "Finds the State of Eritrea in violation of Articles 2, 6, 7(1) and 9(2) of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights; Urges the State of Eritrea to order the immediate release of the 11 detainees... Recommends that the State of Eritrea compensates the abovementioned persons." PFDJ Responds: "The Complainant, Mussie Ephrem, is himself implicated in the conspiracy to overthrow the Government as an active member of a small affiliated group that worked, and is still working, as the foreign wing of those who plotted against the State of Eritrea." |
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By EHRAG -
Mar 17, 2004
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Excerpt from draft of testimony given to Amnesty International by Mr. Mohammed Musa Ibrahim, an Eritrean with British citizenship: "I was the only one to be released from that prison and I would say I was in a better position than others. The rest of the prisoners I have met were under detention without any investigation being undertaken for long periods of time, some of them for more than 4 years." |
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