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Egypt begins mass deportations of Eritreans: Amnesty

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anseba

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#23
Aug 7, 2008
 
isaias and shabia are bad, jebha elf are worse, and meles is the WORST. i have ethiopian family members i know how bad ethiopia government is
Kill_terrorist

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#24
Aug 7, 2008
 
anseba wrote:
isaias and shabia are bad, jebha elf are worse, and meles is the WORST. i have ethiopian family members i know how bad ethiopia government is
May be the tirikim or derg puppets ? Don't listen to them Meles is the Jewel of Africa.
Kill_terrorist

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#26
Aug 8, 2008
 
BANNED FROM MARS wrote:
UN is the shitz, look what they had done with immigrations without second thought on plan B is what happen if multicultural do not work?.
Well multicultural is in deep shit in the uk for a start.
Aain hmmmm
moy

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#27
Aug 8, 2008
 
anseba wrote:
isaias and shabia are bad, jebha elf are worse, and meles is the WORST. i have ethiopian family members i know how bad ethiopia government is
Yes, meles is the worst. Even worse than Derg.$1.5 billion in foreign assistance,(AID) and yet 10 million Ethiopians are still starving? They have no shame...Ethiopians need to rise up in unison and discard this useless regime.
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Aug 10, 2008
 
moy wrote:
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Yes, meles is the worst. Even worse than Derg.$1.5 billion in foreign assistance,(AID) and yet 10 million Ethiopians are still starving? They have no shame...Ethiopians need to rise up in unison and discard this useless regime.
Have you heard of THE NORTHERN COMMAND ? If not , wait for their miracle .
anseba

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#29
Aug 19, 2008
 
every government and political party has its downsides but meles' regime is by far THE WORST. even worse than the derg. if meles is smart he will stay away and not mess with eritrea again or else he can say bye-bye to addis ababa and be kicked back to adwa
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Aug 19, 2008
 
anseba wrote:
every government and political party has its downsides but meles' regime is by far THE WORST. even worse than the derg. if meles is smart he will stay away and not mess with eritrea again or else he can say bye-bye to addis ababa and be kicked back to adwa
I have a great laugh. Mess with or mess up ? Both ways are make me laugh.
Shewit Eritrean

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#31
Aug 24, 2008
 
Oh my god there is so much hate in those blogs, it's crazy. This make me so sick.
Our Friends and Family are suffering of hunger and sickness and here you guys are! On the internet putting the blame on each others.
Most eritreans like most ethiopians DONT KNOW WHAT THE FUCK ITS GOING ON they only worry about surviving.If you need someone to blame.. Blame the gov't and then go do something to help your country.
eluuu

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#32
Aug 26, 2008
 
anseba, I just want to remind you that Badime is still under ethiopia, open for another round of lesson! you are welcome brother. fesam!
moy

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Oct 18, 2008
 
Ethiopia Has the Obligation to Accept Its Nationals

Over the last few days, the Government of Ethiopia has been falsely accusing Eritrea for ill-treatment of a group of Ethiopian nationals. The Government of Eritrea has no desire to reply to the daily hate propaganda of the Ethiopian Government. However, the Government deems it appropriate to set the record straight to Ethiopia and the public at large.

The facts of the matter are as follows. In June 2008, a group of Eritreans returned home from Egypt. During the interviews carried out at their arrival, it was established that 167 of them were Ethiopian nationals registered as Eritreans in Egypt.(Three babies were born after the arrival of the group in Eritrea raising the total number to 170.)


Upon realizing the situation, the Government of Eritrea approached the Delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Eritrea. The Delegation of ICRC made frequent visits to the group who were temporarily sheltered in a school in the city of Massawa. In the private interview conducted by the Delegation of ICRC, the ICRC ascertained that 167 expressed their desire to return to their country. Three opted to stay in Eritrea.

Consequently, the Government of Eritrea proposed to the ICRC to arrange a repatriation mission in two weeks. The ICRC reply to the proposal was that the mission could not be undertaken because of logistical difficulties and the request by the Government of Ethiopia for a 4-6 weeks advanced notice for repatriation missions. This was not off-course, a novel development but a pattern that Ethiopia often resorts to. Later, the ICRC informed the Government of Eritrea that the repatriation of the 167 Ethiopian nationals could only be done simultaneously with the previously arranged voluntary repatriation of Ethiopians residing in Eritrea scheduled on September 25, 2008.(The date for this mission was later pushed to October 9, 2008.) Although the Government of Eritrea was concerned with the unnecessary delays, it nonetheless agreed with the proposed date.

When all the necessary arrangements for the repatriation mission were finalized, in the afternoon of October 7, 2008 the ICRC informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Eritrea that the repatriation mission would be canceled since; Ethiopia was not ready to receive its nationals in accordance with the previously arranged plan. In the event, the government of Eritrean took appropriate decision and ensured the safety of the non resident Ethiopian nationals in returning home.

On 9th of October, with the exception of one pregnant woman who required medical attention, the 166 Ethiopians who requested to be voluntarily repatriated to their country were transported to the border and crossed the Mereb Bridge to Ethiopia.

On their journey and throughout their stay in Eritrea, the group was treated with dignity and the usual warm Eritrean hospitality. This treatment was commended by the persons themselves and humanitarian organizations. The claim that they were deported is nonsensical. First, the persons were not residents of Eritrea. Second, they were repatriated upon their request; those who opted to stay in Eritrea were allowed to do so. The unfounded allegations of ill-treatment of the persons, although regrettable, do not merit serious consideration as it is part of the routine hate-campaign against Eritrea by the Government of Ethiopia and its patrons.

October 17, 2008

http://allafrica.com/stories/200810170670.htm...

ethios, why are you rejecting your own???
Kill_terrorist

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Oct 18, 2008
 
moy wrote:
Ethiopia Has the Obligation to Accept Its Nationals
Over the last few days, the Government of Ethiopia has been falsely accusing Eritrea for ill-treatment of a group of Ethiopian nationals. The Government of Eritrea has no desire to reply to the daily hate propaganda of the Ethiopian Government. However, the Government deems it appropriate to set the record straight to Ethiopia and the public at large.
The facts of the matter are as follows. In June 2008, a group of Eritreans returned home from Egypt. During the interviews carried out at their arrival, it was established that 167 of them were Ethiopian nationals registered as Eritreans in Egypt.(Three babies were born after the arrival of the group in Eritrea raising the total number to 170.)
Upon realizing the situation, the Government of Eritrea approached the Delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Eritrea. The Delegation of ICRC made frequent visits to the group who were temporarily sheltered in a school in the city of Massawa. In the private interview conducted by the Delegation of ICRC, the ICRC ascertained that 167 expressed their desire to return to their country. Three opted to stay in Eritrea.
Consequently, the Government of Eritrea proposed to the ICRC to arrange a repatriation mission in two weeks. The ICRC reply to the proposal was that the mission could not be undertaken because of logistical difficulties and the request by the Government of Ethiopia for a 4-6 weeks advanced notice for repatriation missions. This was not off-course, a novel development but a pattern that Ethiopia often resorts to. Later, the ICRC informed the Government of Eritrea that the repatriation of the 167 Ethiopian nationals could only be done simultaneously with the previously arranged voluntary repatriation of Ethiopians residing in Eritrea scheduled on September 25, 2008.(The date for this mission was later pushed to October 9, 2008.) Although the Government of Eritrea was concerned with the unnecessary delays, it nonetheless agreed with the proposed date.
When all the necessary arrangements for the repatriation mission were finalized, in the afternoon of October 7, 2008 the ICRC informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Eritrea that the repatriation mission would be canceled since; Ethiopia was not ready to receive its nationals in accordance with the previously arranged plan. In the event, the government of Eritrean took appropriate decision and ensured the safety of the non resident Ethiopian nationals in returning home.
On 9th of October, with the exception of one pregnant woman who required medical attention, the 166 Ethiopians who requested to be voluntarily repatriated to their country were transported to the border and crossed the Mereb Bridge to Ethiopia.
On their journey and throughout their stay in Eritrea, the group was treated with dignity and the usual warm Eritrean hospitality. This treatment was commended by the persons themselves and humanitarian organizations. The claim that they were deported is nonsensical. First, the persons were not residents of Eritrea. Second, they were repatriated upon their request; those who opted to stay in Eritrea were allowed to do so. The unfounded allegations of ill-treatment of the persons, although regrettable, do not merit serious consideration as it is part of the routine hate-campaign against Eritrea by the Government of Ethiopia and its patrons.
October 17, 2008
http://allafrica.com/stories/200810170670.htm...
ethios, why are you rejecting your own???
It's a known fact that everywhere when an eritrean committed a criminal act he /she wants to be an Ethiopian, when they want help or shelter they want to be eritrean because the whole world knows the situation in asmara. Gebish testa di galina ?
segen

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Oct 20, 2008
 
Kill_terrorist wrote:
<quoted text>It's a known fact that everywhere when an eritrean committed a criminal act he /she wants to be an Ethiopian, when they want help or shelter they want to be eritrean because the whole world knows the situation in asmara. Gebish testa di galina ?
you're a liar qomal lemani adgi, i rather die than say i am from ethiopia. the blame eritrea card doesn't work any more baboon
Kill_terrorist

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Oct 20, 2008
 
segen wrote:
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you're a liar qomal lemani adgi, i rather die than say i am from ethiopia. the blame eritrea card doesn't work any more baboon
You are already useless.
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