Examples of using Eritrean in English and their translations into Romanian
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Justice or PFDJ(originally Eritrean Liberation Front), a totalitarian government.
The next item is the debate on six motions for resolutions on the subject of Eritrean refugees held hostage in Sinai.
the chilling tale of a young Eritrean refugee captured,
The best day to change euros in Eritrean nakfas was the Friday, 26 January 2018.
an Eritrean hostage that the European public learned that unprincipled human traffickers are now threatening to shoot the stranded Eritrean hostages if a ransom is not paid.
about 250 Eritrean migrants are believed to be held hostage in the Sinai desert
to help to find a civilised solution to the problem of the Eritrean refugees.
naturally, I deeply condemn the way the Eritrean refugees are treated,
forced aground on the Eritrean coast, in a desperate search for water and food.
abroad, besides being the Mother Church of both the Ethiopian and Eritrean Orthodox Churches.
finally forced aground on the Eritrean coast, in a desperate search for water
It calls on the Eritrean authorities to make public all information on the whereabouts of the political prisoners and to allow them access to their families and lawyers.
that there is no possibility of getting through to the Eritrean authorities.
As the Indian divisions crossed the Eritrean border in the west,
The vast majority of Eritrean citizens that can now be found in the Sinai Desert have fled out of the way of an oppressive regime
Isaak will die without either Sweden or the EU managing to persuade the Eritrean President even to discuss his case seriously.
This gave rise to the present day Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church(only granted autonomy from the Coptic Church in 1959), and Eritrean Orthodox Tewahdo Church(granted autonomy from the Ethiopian Orthodox church in 1993).
incorporated as a province, helped to provoke a long war of liberation that culminated in Eritrean freedom in 1993.
250 Eritrean citizens, including women
as in the case of these Eritrean refugees.