Examples of using Living in eritrea in English and their translations into Russian
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That would constitute 0.6 per cent of the population living in Eritrea.
Requests for service by relatives living in Eritrea can also trigger a demand for payment of tax by a diaspora member.
The Government of Eritrea has recently initiated the voluntary repatriation of Ethiopian citizens living in Eritrea.
Some 650 Ethiopians living in Eritrea were voluntarily repatriated via the Mereb Bridge, while 18 Eritrean nationals were similarly repatriated from Ethiopia.
It has not andwill not put civilian Ethiopians living in Eritrea in detention camps.
Condemn in the strongest terms possible the Eritrean aggression against Ethiopia andgross violations of the basic human rights of Ethiopians peacefully living in Eritrea;
By contrast, the Government of Eritrea treated Ethiopians living in Eritrea with the utmost respect.
It is to be noted thatthe Eritrean Government has, since the beginning of the dispute, scrupulously respected the human rights of Ethiopian citizens living in Eritrea.
Eritrea's responsible policy andrecord of the treatment of Ethiopians living in Eritrea has met the approval of credible human rights organizations and agencies.
Ms. Ali(Ethiopia) said that, at an earlier meeting,her delegation had revealed the extent of the atrocities inflicted on Ethiopians living in Eritrea by the Eritrean regime.
On 26 October, over 1,200 Ethiopian nationals living in Eritrea and 62 Eritrean nationals living in Ethiopia were voluntarily repatriated to their respective countries of origin under the auspices of the International Committee of the Red Cross with UNMEE assistance.
Deplores the inhuman and barbaric acts of killing, torture, rape andsimilar atrocities being committed against Ethiopian nationals living in Eritrea by the Eritrean regime;
Ethiopia was extremely concerned over that question,in the light of the racist acts perpetrated by the Eritrean regime against Ethiopians living in Eritrea. The past two years had been a time of systematic violations of the human rights of many Ethiopians living under Eritrean occupation. Indeed, in some cases those violations reached the magnitude of crimes against humanity and genocide.
On the other hand, there is not a single report by the international community regarding Eritrean violation of the rights, human or otherwise,of Ethiopians living in Eritrea. .
Internally displaced persons returned in Sector Central in Eritrea, and296 Ethiopian nationals living in Eritrea(94 men, 115 women and 87 children) repatriated to Ethiopia.
The truth is that the Eritrean Government has not detained, expelled, deported or otherwise violated the rights- human orotherwise- of Ethiopians living in Eritrea.
The Eritrean delegation thus solemnly pledges that the Government of Eritrea shall continue to scrupulously observe the human rights of Ethiopians living in Eritrea, fully cooperate with this Commission or any other international organization which wishes to conduct unrestricted investigation of the conditions of Ethiopians residing in Eritrea and shall remain committed to the truth, verifiable by impartial observers, and totally dedicated to the well-being and mutually beneficial future of the peoples of both countries.
To this end, the Government of Eritrea invites all interested Governments and organizations to visit Eritrea andindependently to verify for themselves the situation in which Ethiopians living in Eritrea find themselves.
It is against this dismal human rights record that Ethiopia is today falsely accusing Eritrea of perpetrating"violations of human rights" of Ethiopians living in Eritrea including detaining them in"concentration camps and slave labour!
On the contrary, several delegations including the OAU delegation of ambassadors, the heads of missions of the European Union at Asmara and Amnesty International,as well as several members of the media, have refuted all allegations by the Ethiopian Government concerning violations by Eritrea of the rights of Ethiopians living in Eritrea. .
On instructions from my Government, I have the honour to transmit a statement issued today,16 August, by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of Eritrea regarding the voluntary repatriation of Ethiopian citizens living in Eritrea see annex.
According to reliable information reaching us directly from Eritrea, the defeat on the battleground has only encouraged the Eritrean regime andits followers to intensify their crimes against Ethiopians who have the misfortune of living in Eritrea.
According to reliable information reaching us directly from Eritrea, the defeat on the battleground has only encouraged the Eritrean regime andits followers to intensify their crimes against Ethiopians who have the misfortune of living in Eritrea.
UNMEE interviewed three successive groups of persons repatriated to Ethiopia during the reporting period to ascertain the circumstances of their repatriation andthe conditions under which persons of Ethiopian origin live in Eritrea.
The author asserts that he would not be able to demonstrate that he left Eritrea legally,because he has never lived in Eritrea and has no passport or exit stamp from that country.
In the present communication, the Committee notes the author's assertions that his lack of an Eritrean passport and exit stamp will make him a target because he will be unable to prove that he has never lived in Eritrea and left the country legally.
His delegation was extremely concerned about the unabated racist measures adopted by the Eritrean regime against Ethiopians living both in Eritrea and in the occupied Ethiopian territory, for whom denial of human rights, lack of legal remedies and outright discrimination had become the order of the day.
Since this expulsion, these Eritreans have had to relocate to temporary sites in lowland Seraye in Eritrea, where they have been living in makeshift tents and under plastic sheets.
On the basis of ample evidence that Eritrea was clandestinely using Eritreans living in Ethiopia to advance its war of aggression and undermine Ethiopia's economy and national security, Ethiopia had done what was necessary to protect its national interests.