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Eritreans also post commentaries on pages about other states in the Horn of Africa. So, many of the Eritrean commentaries they love to share are now on the primary site map 3 E here.

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💓 Eritrean Refugees Site map 13 B

Some Entries on Eritreans Love Commentaries!

• Blind World Around the European Frontiers - This post tells the story of about 75 Eritrean political refugees in Libya while they tried to escape the made system of the uprooted Muammar Gaddafi to Italy and then perished in the Mediterranean Sea.
  
  Five of them have survived to tell the story in the absence of international humanitarian assistance and injustice. The story we posted here at that time brought attention to the case of the Eritrean refugees in Libya.
  
  
• Blind World Around the European Frontiers Comments - Eritreans love commentaries. So, some readers have replied to the entry above. Selmawi explains the situations that caused Eritreans to flee their homeland. He says Libya was the main country for migrants to escape to Europe.
  
  Erithegreat, an Eritrean commentator by this nickname loves commentaries, as s/he expressed gratefulness and anticipation to read more concerning political issues published on the network s/he appreciates and trusts.
  
  
• Eritrean Refugees Situation is Late to Attract Attention - Selmawi followed the explanation made by Italian government to the death of the Eritrean refugees and its response that the Eritrean refugees in Libya have no problems to access the UNHCR to get asylum.
  
  He says, the Italian navy has beaten those Eritreans before they perished in the sea although they told the authorities as asylum seekers they will die if were pushed back to Libya.
  
  
• Eritrean Refugees Situation is Late to Attract Attention Comments - As many Eritreans love commentaries, this post received some entries immediately. Anonymous agreed upon that it was late for Eritrean refugees to get attention.
  
  Debra tells some stories about Eritrean nationals being beaten and imprisoned in shipping containers in their homeland. The entry needs accurate facts about the situations in Eritrea to avoid assumptions.
  
  
• Alarming Secret Deportation of 12 Eritreans - This entry in the Eritreans love commentaries tells about the deportation plan carried by the late Libyan authorities to deport Eritrean refugees in Libya. It reveals Libya had many detention centers where the authorities held Eritreans.
  
  
• Alarming Secret Deportation of 12 Eritreans Comments - Enkidu Debaba replied to this entry in the Eritreans love commentaries saying that the human rights organizations may need further to investigate the threats of serious human rights violations and the crises in the source land of those refugees.
  
  Eritrean from the diaspora says dictatorship rules in many countries in the Horn of Africa and the results we get every day show that we have many people fleeing their countries and exposing themselves to different abuses and exploitations.
  
  Wedi Abslim posted a reply saying, Eritreans should not go back home without their will. He remarks the freedom of speech experienced in the network here at Eritreans love commentaries.
  
  Anonymous said the people in fact do not think of the political problems in their country. They think of their economical problems and they are always looking for ways to flee their homelands to improve their living.
  
  Osman replied by asking the following questions:
  
  What has happened to the great revolutions in Eritrea and Ethiopia?
  
  Why the situations become worse in the two countries?
  
  Why they filled the prisons by opponents?
  
  Why they changed hopes to crises?
  
  Where is the revolution?
  
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• Petition Letter to Stop Eritrean Deportation from Libya - Here is the first call published to bring the attention of Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the UNHCR and other humanitarian organizations to the situations of the Eritrean refugees in Libya that time.
  
  
• Petition Letter to Stop Eritrean Deportation from Libya Comments - Anonymous commentator replied that Libya was against the entire international laws including the humanitarian laws. He called to stop the deportation of Eritrean refugees that time.
  
  You may treat any old post in Eritreans love commentaries as archives to document such events. These pages stay here as they could help scholars find articles on the political development in Eritrea and analyses of the political news in Eritrea to rely on for scholarly prepared researches.
  
  
• Eritrea and Libya the Same Fate for Eritrean Refugees - This post in Eritreans love commentaries examines the political trends in Libya and Eritrea in regard to the situations the Eritrean people face here and there. It concludes that there is no difference.
  
  
• Eritrea and Libya the Same Fate for Eritrean Refugees Comments - The post in the Eritreans love commentaries page received many replies. One commentator asked of more stories from eye witnesses. A second commentator expressed his view saying that Eritreans in Libya were treated like "accommodations".
  
  Denden explained that there is no comparison between Eritrea and Libya. As he said, Eritrea is the safest and stable state in the Horn of Africa. He accused the commentator of deflecting form his country and leaving the burden of the entire rehabilitation and the reconstruction of the new country to his brethren.
  
  Admin asked, who is going to save Eritrea from foreign conspiracies, if many people keep flee to build personal interests!
  
  
  
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