Eritrean Delegation Meets EU Lawmakers to Advocate for Refugee Rights
15 Apr 2025

Eritrean Delegation Meets EU Lawmakers to Advocate for Refugee Rights

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An Eritrean refugee delegation focused on human rights advocacy held key meetings with Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in Brussels to address the urgent situation facing Eritrean refugees on 9 April. The meetings aimed to raise awareness about systemic abuses and call for concrete action from European institutions.

Situation report: UNSC extends sanctions on Sudan; 178 sentenced Tigray military members were pardoned; 30 children killed or injured in Sennar, Sudan
12 Sep 2024

Situation report: UNSC extends sanctions on Sudan; 178 sentenced Tigray military members were pardoned; 30 children killed or injured in Sennar, Sudan

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SITUATION REPORT – HORN OF AFRICA & NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
No. 571 – 12 September 2024

AU-led review of Cessation of Hostilities Agreement; Sudan re-opens routes for aid delivery; Libyan coast guard blocks rescue operation
7 Mar 2024

AU-led review of Cessation of Hostilities Agreement; Sudan re-opens routes for aid delivery; Libyan coast guard blocks rescue operation

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A strategic review of the implementation of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement led by African Union; Attack on high power transmission line causes outage in Amhara, Afar and Tigray; Supply routes in Sudan will be reopened for delivery of humanitarian aid; Continuation of Sudan’s conflict risks creating the world’s largest hunger crisis; The Libyan coast guard accused of interfering with and threatening the rescue ship in the Mediterranean sea.