We have started to collect the most important news related to Eritrea in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
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Why so many Eritreans risk their lives to flee their country
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Despite being one of the poorest countries in the world, Eritrea is on track to achieve three UN targets aimed at eradicating poverty, as Yalda Hakim reports.
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Swiss Monastery Einsiedeln Abbey has taken in around 30 asylum seekers from Eritrea.
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A renewed conscription drive in Eritrea has led to a sharp increase in the number of youths fleeing to Ethiopia, the UN refugee agency tells the BBC.
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Israel is unlawfully coercing almost 7,000 Eritrean and Sudanese nationals into leaving the country at great personal risk, Human Rights Watch says.
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The EU reports a sudden rise in Ukrainian asylum seekers, though many more claims come from Syrian and Eritrean refugees.
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The UN's Human Rights Council sets up a commission of inquiry into Eritrea, seen as one of the world's most repressive states.
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Four Eritrean bishops publish a letter criticising the country - a rare move in one of the world's most tightly controlled states.
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Eritreans explain why they risk all to reach Europe
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Canada orders Eritrea's envoy in Toronto to leave the country following claims he demanded contributions from expatriates to pay for Eritrea's military.
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Refugee's story of seven months held in the Sinai desert
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Eritrea holds 10,000 political prisoners in "unimaginably atrocious conditions", a rights group says - and not one has been charged with any crime.
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