Examples of using Eritreans in English and their translations into Chinese
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Some Eritreans holding foreign passports have had their passports stamped with the words" deported never to return".
Many innocent Eritreans are also being held in prisons in other parts of the country, particularly in Makelle and Adi Grat.
Eritreans who hold the nationality of other countries are similarly being arrested and deported, although some have been rescued owing to the protests of their respective embassies.
Eritreans remaining in the Sudan had been denied access to survival food rations and other basic services as a result of restrictions placed on the movement and delivery of such provisions.
(j) Losses relating to property located in Ethiopia and owned by Eritreans not residing there or civilians expelled from Ethiopia;
Repatriated Eritreans were not persecuted and were encouraged to reintegrate in society.
The many problems that Eritreans faced included the absence of the rule of law, a Constitution that had yet to be implemented, indefinite conscription and forced participation in civilian militias.
Eritreans in flight have been victims of trafficking and human rights violations in countries of transit and where they have sought asylum.
Lastly, diaspora Eritreans who return home for a visit may be delayed or detained if they have not paid the 2 per cent tax.
In some countries, diaspora Eritreans may be required to make a contribution to the Eritrean defence budget, in addition to the 2 per cent tax.
Eritreans continue to be affected by drought, poverty and the political impasse with neighbouring Ethiopia.
Eritreans wish to add to that last statement" including at the United Nations".
The Tigre People' s Liberation Front Government has worked harder to shatter the relations of Eritreans and Ethiopians than any other Government in our common history ever has.
UNHCR estimates that some 550,000 displaced Eritreans require assistance and protection.
The study concerns four populations where female circumcision occurs on a large scale: Somalis, Eritreans, Egyptians and Sudanese.
Meanwhile, protracted displacement continued into the second and third decades for some Somalis, Rwandans, Burundians, Liberians, Eritreans and Congolese in exile.
Like all Eritrean civilian detainees in concentration camps in Ethiopia, the two young Eritreans were detained illegally and without due process of law.
The statement said the people on the boat were mostly Eritreans and Somalis.
The Office had upgraded its presence in Eastern Sudan, which had been hosting a large number of Eritreans for decades.
To argue that Eritreans deported to their country were Ethiopian was tantamount to considering that all Eritreans continued to be Ethiopian citizens.