Diplomacy
UN Human Rights Experts Demand Release of Arbitrarily Detained Citizens in Eritrea
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AI SUMMARY
Eight UN human rights experts have urged the Eritrean government to unconditionally release all arbitrarily detained citizens and disclose the fates of missing individuals.
- Eight UN human rights experts, including Special Rapporteur Mohamed Abdelsalam Babiker, called on the Eritrean government to unconditionally release all arbitrarily detained citizens.
- The experts urged the government to disclose the fates of individuals missing for years and to permit family and legal visits.
- The experts demanded an independent and thorough investigation into the cases and an end to enforced disappearances.
- The imprisonment of former independence fighter and official Bitweded Abraha since 1991 was cited as an example of prolonged arbitrary detention.
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