Examples of using Eritrean in English and their translations into Czech
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Eritrean national anthem.
Near the Eritrean border.
Eritrean refugees held hostage in Sinai.
In Asmara, we meet Eritrean Jews.
Over the Eritrean border, there is a mass grave with 400 bodies.
We specialize in Egyptian and Eritrean artifacts.
PL Mr President, Eritrean refugees are in a tragic situation.
We then traded a few hilarious stories about Eritrean soccer.
We are prepared to help the Eritrean Government to improve the human rights situation.
The political dialogue initiated in 2008 provides a good platform for sustained engagement with the Eritrean authorities.
I have taught undernourished Eritrean children how to crochet.
On 25 August, 57 Eritrean migrants were finally rescued after a lengthy spell in Maltese waters.
I was buying the jersey of my favorite Eritrean soccer player No Audible Dialogue.
The attitude of the Eritrean Government itself is alarming: instead of protecting its citizens, it considers them unwanted dissidents.
Mr President, the situation of the Eritrean refugees in Sinai is tragic.
The death of seven Eritrean refugees killed on the Egyptian-Israeli border reveals to us something of the grim plight of refugees illegally journeying in search of freedom.
We are also highlighting the fact that Eritrean refugees in the Sinai are being held hostage.
I recently visited Cairneyhill Primary School near Dunfermline in Scotland and I was approached by a boy called Douglas,who wanted to raise the case of an Eritrean girl called Rima Andmariam.
The answer is because the regime of Eritrean President Afewerki is one of the most repressive on the planet.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is therefore quite right for us to engage in a solution to this problem and,together with the governments of the affected countries, to help to find a civilised solution to the problem of the Eritrean refugees.
The EU should act as a mediator between Eritrea and the Eritrean refugees to ensure their safe return home.
To Mr Schmidt, I would like to say that I really do share your enormous concern and frustration that this situation is continuing year after year andthat there is no possibility of getting through to the Eritrean authorities.
Mr President, on 7 December,the UNHCR expressed concern that some 250 Eritrean refugees are being held in Sinai by Bedouin smugglers.
RO Mr President,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 and, as such, should be regarded as refugees according to UN standards.
Author.- Mr President,the ECR Group condemns the appalling treatment being suffered by these innocent and mainly Eritrean victims of what amounts to a modern-day form of slavery inflicted by people traffickers.
Author.- Mr President, about 250 Eritrean migrants are believed to be held hostage in the Sinai desert and inhumane treatment and rape are reported while these people await a ransom that needs to be paid to human traffickers for their release.
However, we also clearly recognise that we in Europe have a responsibility for the fate of those migrants who are turned away from our outer borders and who find themselves unable to return to their homes, suffering human rights violations as a consequence,as in the case of these Eritrean refugees.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the situation of the Eritrean refugees currently in the Sinai desert is very serious, as has already been described by several fellow Members.
Commissioner Michel's contacts with the heads of state and government of the region, including President Isaias, have allowed an opening in this regard andthe new IGAD Executive Secretary is in the process of engaging with the Eritrean authorities, including on the reform and revitalisation process of IGAD.
Conditional aid, together with sanctions,the freezing of Eritrean assets in Europe and the reporting of this violation of international law to the International Court of Justice are what we need today.