Examples of using Eritrean in English and their translations into Italian
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not only in Ethiopia, but also with the Eritrean religious authorities, something made possible by the Norwegian Church Aid.
What had triggered the war in May 1998 was precisely the occupation of Badme by Eritrean armed forces.
Mainly Sudanese, South Sudanese and Eritrean demonstrators further demand that asylum applications are made"in an individual,
A tribute to the Eritrean capital, Unesco heritage site too, this is a modernist carpet in wool and cotton.
We will never tire of telling the Eritrean people that God has not forsaken his people".
Sudan and Eritrean) and of the Asia(Saudi Arabia and Yemen).
A 24-year-old Eritrean explains in broken English that he has entered Switzerland three times.
We are also most concerned about troop movements on both the Ethiopian and Eritrean sides of the border.
A group of Eritrean women and a lone traveler from Congo share a bag of oranges among themselves.
In 1946-47 he was an Assistant Superintendent in the Eritrean Police, and later worked as a port pilot in Assab.
On 5 June 1998 the Eritrean Air Force bombed Ayder School in Mekelle during the Eritrean-Ethiopian War killing twelve.
across North Africa and down to the present Sudanese and Eritrean coasts.
General Aman was an Eritrean and major commander of Ethiopian forces during the war against Somalia.
In the last years many countries were not aware on the Eritrean situation and deported many Eritreans to be good candidates for these prisons.
According to Amnesty International 1,600 Eritrean have been arrested
Eritrean Christians, like some other Eastern Christians,
Today, Eritrean refugees are held against their will in the Sudanese desert
The six traffickers in the released blacklist are an Eritrean, an Ethiopian and four Libyans.
is particularly angry that Antonovs and Migs are being used to bombard Eritrean territory.
the highlands of Tigray, region located in the north of Ethiopia, near the Eritrean border.