Examples of using Eritreans in English and their translations into Hungarian
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They have Eritreans.
Eritreans are truly free.
Included are about 200 Eritreans and Ethiopians.
Eritreans Kidnapped in Libya.
For now that means Syrians, Eritreans and Iraqis.
The Eritreans started an offensive.
Afghans and Somalis and Iraqis and Eritreans and Syrians.
Eritreans want a referendum.
We were around 45 Somalis, 24 Eritreans, two Bangladeshis and two Ghanaians.
Eritreans are not allowed to leave the country.
One Ethiopian Witnesshad been told by his family:‘Never trust Eritreans!'.
Many Eritreans have already been serving for more than 10 years.
Five migrants have been shot during a mass brawl between Afghans and Eritreans.
Four Eritreans aged between 16 to 18 are in a critical condition.
According to population authority figures, there are some 39,000 Eritreans and Sudanese in Israel, including 5,000 children.
Eritreans formed the Eritrean Liberation Front(ELF) and rebelled.
Russians, Iranians, Chinese, Eritreans, Cubans, they have come to the West for safety.
I am not qualified to write about the crisis which sends Syrians, Afghans,Iraqis, Eritreans and others to Europe.
Four Eritreans, aged between sixteen and eighteen, are still in hospital in critical condition.
Since Israel took over refugee status determination from UNHCR in 2009,only eight Eritreans and two Sudanese have been recognized as refugees by the authorities.
Generally Eritreans and Syrians are granted refugee status when they reach Germany, allowing them to stay there.
The EU has also invited the Egyptian authorities to ensure that the principle of non-refoulement isobserved for all migrants in need of international protection, including Eritreans.
Here mainly Tunisians and Eritreans were recorded, giving one-fourth of the produced people.
Several Eritreans- especially before the country gained independence- have left their homeland to help remaining relatives from abroad.
According to the UNHCR, only eight Eritreans and two Sudanese nationals have been recognized as refugees in Israel.
Whereas 20 700 Eritreans who are eligible for relocation arrived in 2016, but so far Italy has registered only about a quarter of them for relocation;
Most of those aboard the Diciotti were Eritreans, along with a small number of Somalians, Syrians, Sudanese and Comorans.
Only Italy has welcomed 58 Eritreans urgently evacuated from Tripoli, but I hear it said that there is a programme or proposal to resettle 4 000 people trapped in Libya.
Action is also needed in all our institutions, because Eritreans are a clear case for resettlement, a policy that we have alongside the European Refugee Fund.