Eritrea government caught in ironic plagiarism of UN statement from North Korea dictatorship

Human Rights Council
Twenty-ninth session
Agenda item 4
Human rights situations that require the Council’s attention
Croatia,* Cyprus,

Djibouti,*France, Montenegro, New Zealand,* Somalia:* draft
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resolution
29/… Situation of human rights in Eritrea
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ዓሻ በጊዕ ምስ ተኹላ ዕርክነት!

ዓሻ በጊዕ ምስ ተኹላ ዕርክነት!
ረድኢ መሓሪ /ኣለና/ 29 ሰነ 2015

ሓደ ሓልዊ ኣባጊዕ፡ ዘይተማህረን እንዶ ሕሳባት ዘይብሉን ክነሱ፡ ዕየት’ውን ትኹን እንተጠፊኣቶ፡ መውደቒቓን ኣጠፋፍኣኣን ከይፈለጠ ደቂሱ ኣይሓድርን ኢዩ።

PAD: ምሉእ ትሕስቶ…

ዓለም ሰሚዓዶ???????

ዓለም ሰሚዓዶ???????

ኣውያትናን! መርድእናን ዓለም ሰሚዓዶ?????
ብኽያትናን!! ቃንዛናን!! ሓዘንናን!! ተነጊሩዶ???
ዝሓለፈ ኩሉ!!! ሽግራና!! ኣርዲእኩሞዶ???

ጸገምና በዚሑ!!በየናይ ጀሚረ በየናይ ክውድእ
መንእሰይ ሃገርረይ! ኣብ ዝኸዶ ይብል ድፍእ
መሲሉና ዝተቃለስና!! ካብ ሽግር ንኽወጽእ
እናሓደረ ዝግንፍል፡ ድቕድቕ ጸላም ዘይጠፍእ
ንገሩለይ ንዓለም፡ ብርሃን ሃገረይ ንኽመጽእ
ህዝበይ!!ሕበርሞ! ንጻላኢና ከነብሎ ድፍእ።

ዓው ኢልካዶ!! ተነግረ ኣብ ሳሕል ዝሓለፈ
ሂወት ጀጋኑና ኣብዘይ ግዜኡ ዝተኾልፈ
ኣብ ኣስመራ ምስ ተኣትወ፡ ኣብ ጸላም ዝሓለፈ
ናይ ስንኩላን!!! ተነጊሩሎምዶ! ሓደ ከይተረፈ።

ኣብ ዒራዒሮ ዘሎ!! ዝተፈጸመ ኣብ ዊዓ
ወዶም ጓሎም፡ ኣብ ኮንተይነር ክቕጻዓ
ተሓቢኡ ከይተርፍ፡ ኩለን ሃገራት ይስማዓ
ምረት ናይ ወላዲ ከይኣክል፡ ኣደታት ክነብዓ
ወራዙት ሃገርይ ተዋረዳ፡ ጸገመን ከይተሰምዓ
ኣብ ስደት ኮነ፡ ኣብ ዓደን ተሪፈን ብዘይ ቖልዓ።

ህጻናት ሃገረይ ትምህርቶም ምስኮነ በባትረ
ተስፋ ምስ ቀበጹ፡ ትምኒቱም ምስ ሓረረ
ንገሩሎም፡ ንስደት ክሰግር ኣብ ዶብ ዝተገብረ
ህጻንዩ! ከይበልካ ክቑሎቡ፡ ብጥይት ብዓረረ
ዝዓበዩን ዝነኣሱን፡ ተረሸኑ ብዘይሰዳድ ወረ።

ሃለውት ሃገር ሓሲሙ፡ ተሳእነ ዋላ ጥረምረ
ሃጽ በለ ንስደት፡ በለ ይኹን ካብ ዕረ!!ዝመረረ።

መናእሰይ ዓደይ ረኸብቲ መከራ
ብወልዶም ዘይተወድኤ መሰል ኮነ ሓራ
ወለዶም ተቓሊሶም፡ ጎይዮም ከምጽኡዋ ባንደራ
ጥራሕ ነጻነት ኣይኮነን፡ ዘድልዮ ህዝቢ ኤርትራ
ሕግን፡ ስርዓትን፡ ቕዋምን እዩ ንሕዝቢ ዘንብራ
ቅዋም ምስ ጠፍኤ፡ ህዝብና ኣብ ግዳም ሰፈራ።

ሽሻይ ከሎ ኣብ ሃገርና
ኣማዕዲና፡ ክንርኢ ተፈሪድና
ምስ ልብና ከለና፡ ደቑርና
እናርኤና ዓይንና፡ ዓወርና
እናሰማዕና ኣእዛንና፡ ጸመምና
በገዛእ ሃገርና፡ ጓኖት ኮና
ደሚሕት ቸቸ፡ እናበሉ ኣብ ሃገርና
ሳኣን ቅዋም ፡ንነብረ ተዋሪድና።

ህዝብና የውርደሉ ዕርቂ
ሓቢርና ክንዝቲ ክንፈልጥ ሓቂ
ብሰላም ክነብር ከነለልዮ ንጸይቂ
ኣብ ትሕቲ ሕጊ የልቦን ሰራቒ።

ይኣክል ዝሓለፈ ጸገም
ይወዳእ እቲኹሉ መርገም
መግዛእት ዓመጽቲ ይገዘም
መንደፍ ዝመልሓሶም ይለጎም።

ዓዲ ጀጋኑዶ ኣብዚ ምወደቐ
ጅግንነት ኣጥፊእካ! ስደት ትድቅደቐ
ኣብ ኢድ ረሳይዳዶ! ጎበዝ ምሓቐቐ
ኣብ ኢድ በደውንዶ! ኩሊት ምተዞቐ
ኣብ ሊብያዶ ብጋለዶ! ክሳዱ ምደቐቐ
ይኣኽለና!! ይኣኽለና!! በቃ!! ምምጽዳቐ።
ኣብ ጀነቫ ዝወዓልኩም ብሓበራ
ቀላጽምኩም ኣጽንዑወን፡ ደጊመን ይትረራ
ኣደልዲኩም ዕተሩወን፡ ዓትዕትወን ይስመራ
ገና ቀጻሊ እዩ!! ቃልስና ኣሎገና ብኹምራ።

ማፍያ ህግደፍ ታሪኾም እዞም ሓተላ
ኣምበሳደራቶም ነንስቶም ዘእትዉ ናብ ሸላ
ኣዘኽተምቲ ደቆም፡ ነንስቶም ዘብልዑ ብሽላ
ስጋ ሰብ ዝቐለቦም፡ መጸይቲ ደም ድራኩላ
ዓላምኦም ከጽንትዋ ሃገና፡ ወራሲ ዘይብላ።

ረጋቢት ጀንቫውን!! ኣብ ኩሉ ብረራ
ንህዝብና ንገራኦ፡ ቀልጢፍክን ፍትሒ ኣበስራ
ቕዋምን ሕግን ክዓስል ኣብ ኣስመራ
ክሕደትን! ጥልመትን! ጠፊኤን ክሓራ
ዝተሰደ ክንምለስ፡ ነናብ ዓዱ ምስክብራ
ተወዲኡ ሽግር ኢልና፡ ክንዝምረላ ንኤርትራ።

ውድቀት ንማፍያ ህግደፍ
ሕጊ ይንገስ!!!!!!
ሃይለ ገብረትንሳኤ
ዘቢሄረ ሰራየ
ኢንድያናፖሊስ ኢንድያን
26 ሰነ 2015

ውዕሎ ሰላማዊ ሰልፊ ኤርትራውያን ስደተኛታት ኣብ ከተማ ኣዲስ ኣበባ

ውዕሎ ሰላማዊ ሰልፊ ኤርትራውያን ስደተኛታት ኣብ ከተማ ኣዲስ ኣበባ

People of Eritrea to rally against human rights abuses

Diaspora Eritreans are set to demonstrate in front of the European headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. The rally is in support of a recently released UN report that detailed widespread rights abuses in Eritrea, reports Aljazeera.

Thousands of Eritreans from all over Europe, the US and Canada are expected to take part in the rally, which is scheduled to start at noon local time in Geneva.

Nagash Osman, a Sweden-based opposition figure and one of the organisers of the protest told Al Jazeera that he is in Geneva to say thank you to the Human Rights Council Commission of Inquiry, which conducted the investigation.

“There are people coming by buses from Sweden, the UK, Germany, France and the rest of Europe. A few representatives are also flying in from the US and Canada.

“It is the first time Eritreans feel that the world is finally listening to us. The findings of the report are not new to us, we already know this. But it feels like the world is starting to understand our suffering,” said Osman.

The Commission of Inquiry presented their findings on Tuesday to the UN. A day earlier, a protest attended by thousands of Eritreans in the diaspora opposing the UN findings held a rally outside the UN headquarters in Geneva.

Crimes against humanity

Although the two opposing sides of Eritreans in the diaspora avoided holding their rally on the same day, some reported cyber harassment from the side opposing the report.

Salam Kidane, a human rights activist, based in the UK, told Al Jazeera that a lot of pestering has been reported on Twitter and Facebook.

Kidane arrived in Geneva on Tuesday and demanded accountability over the abuses outlined in the report.

“Crimes have been committed against humanity, and we need the Eritrean government to be held accountable. We are demanding justice, ” she said.

But Kidane’s sentiment is not shared by all. Rahel Weldeab, a Sweden-based Eritrean who rejected the UN findings, said she is opposed to the methodology used by the investigators as well as their conclusions.

“They based the report on over 500 interviews from outside the country. It’s not representative, especially when the UN claims that 5,000 Eritreans flee the country each month,” she said.

The commission had collected testimonies from more than 500 Eritreans in the diaspora and refugees, many of whom had left the country recently.

Weldeab added that she does not wish to see the type of democracy imposed in Eritrea that Libya and Iraq have today. “The report recommends foreign intervention. They UN want to bomb democracy into our country, I feel that threat is real to Eritrea.”

On Eritrea’s rocky relations with the UN, she stated: “You don’t feel that you can trust the UN, because of its history with the country since they denied us our independence in 1952. This is history and we haven’t forgotten,” said the university student, referring to the UN declaration of Eritrea as an autonomous part of the Ethiopian Federation in 1952.

Nine years later, Ethiopia began to violate the agreement. Then, in 1962, the Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I formally dissolved the federation and annexed Eritrea.

Buthaina Nasser, an oppositions figure and human rights activist that was one of several Eritreans in the diaspora who worked on the UN report and helped with the interviews of the Eritreans in the diaspora, told Al Jazeera: “It feels like someone has actually validated what we have been saying for 20 years!”

“They government took away our dignity. They thought that no one would hear us and we would just take it, they can’t do that any more.

“They used to just dismiss us and label us as traitors. Well they have to deal with this new reality and stop using the old rhetoric.

“The fact that they didn’t allow the commission into the country speaks volumes of the government, they should have allowed them in,” said the Sweden-based activist.

All eyes on Eritrea

The Commission of Inquiry was established last year mandated by the UN Human Rights Council to investigate the human rights situation in Eritrea.

The Eritrean government refused them entry to the country and the UN had to conduct their research, including interviews, in the diaspora.

When the inquiry started last year the special rapporteur on human rights in Eritrea, Sheila Keetharuth, told Al Jazeera: “I have no access to the country; there is no cooperation from the Eritrean government with my mandate.”

The Eritrean case will be referred to the UN General Assembly in October and may also be referred to the International Criminal Court.

Nasser concluded: “I hope the mandate of this commission will be extended. The momentum is here and all eyes are on Eritrea. We need to use it wisely to help our people.

“People are running away for their lives. We are tired of these images of people losing their lives in the Mediterranean.

“Eritrea is located in the fragile Horn of Africa, we don’t want to have another failed state.”