Examples of using Eritrean in English and their translations into Finnish
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Ex-cia disavowed after the eritrean war.
PL Mr President, Eritrean refugees are in a tragic situation.
I was born in Eritrea. I am Eritrean.
It is administered by the Eritrean National Basketball Federation.
In Ethiopia until he joined the Eritrean war.
If Eritrean soldiers found you, they would ask you one question.
Mr President, I shall begin with the Eritrean border.
The Eritrean Cup is the top knockout football tournament in Eritrea.
We specialize in Egyptian and Eritrean artifacts.
On 25 August, 57 Eritrean migrants were finally rescued after a lengthy spell in Maltese waters.
We then traded a few hilarious stories about Eritrean soccer.
He later joined what would become the Eritrean People's Liberation Front(EPLF) in 1970.
Responsibility for this situation rests entirely with the Eritrean Government.
We are also highlighting the fact that Eritrean refugees in the Sinai are being held hostage.
Firstly, general freedom of religion is enshrined in the Eritrean constitution.
They blatantly contradict the Eritrean authorities' proclaimed desire to undertake democratic reforms.
Zekarias Yohannes(13 May 1925- 1 December 2016) was an Eritrean Catholic bishop.
The Council supported the UN's demand that the Eritrean government immediately and unequivocally rescind its decision without preconditions.
Dawit Isaak is now extremely sick andI would like to ask the President to write to the Eritrean authorities.
Mr President, the situation of the Eritrean refugees in Sinai is tragic.
Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the fate of Ethiopian and Eritrean civilians.
None has been brought before a magistrate, although Eritrean law requires this to be done within 48 hours.
The political dialogue initiated in 2008 provides a good platform for sustained engagement with the Eritrean authorities.
The EU should act as a mediator between Eritrea and the Eritrean refugees to ensure their safe return home.
The attitude of the Eritrean Government itself is alarming: instead of protecting its citizens, it considers them unwanted dissidents.
Mr President, many Members will be aware that there are several hundred Eritrean demonstrators outside our building this evening.
Sixthly, the Eritrean police is forcing members of non-registered churches to sign statements in which they renounce their religious convictions.
Sadly all they see is their land and their homes blown to pieces by the tanks and planes our governments supply to the Ethiopian and Eritrean politicians.
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.
If nothing is done, there is a risk that Isaak will die without either Sweden orthe EU managing to persuade the Eritrean President even to discuss his case seriously.