Amnesty International Condemns Gov't For Forced Repatriation Of Eritreans

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  • Amnesty International criticized the Ethiopian government for forcibly repatriating over 600 Eritrean refugees in a three-month period, claiming it violates international law and endangers vulnerable individuals.
  • The organization noted ongoing human rights violations against Eritrean refugees, highlighting dire conditions in Ethiopia and Sudan, particularly for women and girls facing severe violations in regions controlled by armed groups. Eritrea's Minister of Information dismissed these allegations as propaganda, while the issue was discussed at the recent UN Human Rights Council conference.


Amnesty International has issued a scathing condemnation of the federal government for the forced repatriation of hundreds of Eritrean refugees, alleging that the action violates international law and places vulnerable individuals at risk of persecution.


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