AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMartyrs Day in Asmara: Eritrea marked 20 June with wreath-laying at the Martyrs Cemetery, a procession from Shida Square, and live cultural performances on Eri-TV and Radio Dimtsi Hafash, while candlelight vigils and walkathons drew thousands at home and abroad. Local campaigns: Government institutions and regions rolled out candlelight events, tree planting, environmental sanitation, and walkathons tied to Martyrs Day, including activities in Gash Barka and at martyrs’ cemeteries. Rights under scrutiny: The EU urged Eritrea to launch credible, independent investigations into alleged wartime abuses in northern Ethiopia, while a UN expert warned of ongoing crimes against humanity concerns, including enforced disappearances, torture, and persecution of political and religious communities. Diaspora & community life: Eritrean national organizations abroad held activity assessment meetings and leadership seminars, alongside women’s union updates on awareness campaigns and support for students and disadvantaged women. Culture on the move: A new Eritrean-Ethiopian-Mediterranean cafe, Fùl Café, opened in Cincinnati with a Jebena coffee ceremony and an Eritrean-inspired food menu. Sports spotlight: Eritrean runner Amanuel Mesel won the Grandma’s Marathon, delivering a first career marathon title.
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