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Eritrea Won't Shorten National Service Despite Migration Fears
Eritrea is not prepared to stop forcing its youth into lengthy stretches of work as soldiers and civil servants, a conscription policy that is driving waves of refugees to make the perilous trip across the Sahara desert and Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
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Horrific Abuses 'Systematic, Widespread' in Eritrea: UN Probe
Eritrea's government is responsible for systematic and widespread human rights abuses on an almost unprecedented scale, driving some 5,000 Eritreans to flee every month, a UN investigation said today.
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Horrific Abuses 'Systematic, Widespread' in Eritrea: UN Probe
Eritrea's government is responsible for systematic and widespread human rights abuses on an almost unprecedented scale, driving some 5,000 Eritreans to flee every month, a UN investigation said today.
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Eritrea Won't Shorten National Service Despite Migration Fears
Eritrea is not prepared to stop forcing its youth into lengthy stretches of work as soldiers and civil servants, a conscription policy that is driving waves of refugees to make the perilous trip across the Sahara desert and Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
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Horrific Abuses 'Systematic, Widespread' in Eritrea: UN Probe
Eritrea's government is responsible for systematic and widespread human rights abuses on an almost unprecedented scale, driving some 5,000 Eritreans to flee every month, a UN investigation said today.
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Horrific Abuses 'Systematic, Widespread' in Eritrea: UN Probe
Eritrea's government is responsible for systematic and widespread human rights abuses on an almost unprecedented scale, driving some 5,000 Eritreans to flee every month, a UN investigation said today.
