Examples of using Eritrean government in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Eritrean Government.
Judaism is not one of the four religions recognized by the Eritrean government.
The Eritrean Government.
Unfortunately, there have been no signs whatsoever of any improvement in the human rights situation in Eritrea over the last few years.Responsibility for this situation rests entirely with the Eritrean Government.
The Eritrean Government.
Appeals to the international community and Eritrea'sdevelopment partners to intervene in the situation and to put pressure on the Eritrean Government to allow foreign aid to support vulnerable communities before the crisis worsens;
Eritrean government systematically committed crimes against humanity.
Statement of the Eritrean government.
That is why the Eritrean Government must reconsider its current withdrawal from participating in IGAD.
Appeals to the international community and Eritrea's developmentpartners to intervene in the situation and to put pressure on the Eritrean Government to allow foreign aid to support vulnerable communities before the crisis worsens, in particular in the aftermath of the drought;
Reminds the Eritrean Government of its due diligence obligation to investigate extrajudicial killings;
Calls on the Council toensure that the funding allocated does not benefit the Eritrean Government but is strictly assigned to meeting the needs of the Eritrean people for development, democracy, human rights, good governance and security;
The Eritrean government has ordered the expulsion of peacekeepers of specific countries from the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea.
The purpose of the brutal actions of the Eritrean government was to divest the Church of all services in the areas of education and health.
Whereas the Eritrean Government unilaterally suspended aid in 2011 and does not recognise publicly its collaboration and partnership with the EU;
Calls on the Commission to ensure that thefunding allocated does not benefit the Eritrean Government but is strictly assigned to meeting the needs of the Eritrean people for development, democracy, human rights, good governance and security, and freedom of speech, press and assembly;
Calls on the Eritrean Government to release Abune Antonios, allow him to return to his position as Patriarch, and cease its interference in peaceful religious practices in the country;
Calls on the Eritrean Government to repeal the policy that bans NGOs that have less than USD 2 million in their bank accounts; 14.
Calls on the Eritrean Government to respect single female-headed households and ensure that they are supported and protected;
We are prepared to help the Eritrean Government to improve the human rights situation. In terms of aid, this is governed by and dependent on the provisions of the Cotonou Agreement.
Condemns the Eritrean Government's policy of arbitrarily revoking citizenship, and demands that all Eritrean citizens are treated fairly and equally before the law;
Eritrean government officials say they have maintained a lengthy military service programme owing to the unresolved border dispute with Ethiopia- a legacy of their 1998-2000 war that killed more than 70,000.
It calls on the Eritrean Government to allow the creation of other political parties as an important way of promoting democracy, and calls for human rights organisations to be allowed to freely operate within the country.
Calls on the Eritrean Government to allow the creation of other political parties as a primary tool of promoting democracy in the country and calls for human rights organisations to be allowed to freely operate within the country;
Calls on the Eritrean Government to adhere to the period of service statute, to desist from using its citizens as forced labour, to stop allowing foreign companies to use such conscripts for a fee, to allow the possibility of conscientious objection to serving in the military and to ensure the protection of conscripts;
Calls on the Eritrean Government to adhere to the period of service statute, to desist from using its citizens as forced labour, to stop allowing foreign companies from using such conscripts for a fee, to allow the possibility of conscientious objection to serving in the military and to ensure the protection of conscripts;