Eritrea

• United Nations Resolution on Eritrea - Regulations Implementing

• Canada Gazette Nbr. 84, May 12, 2010
• Part II - Official regulations
• United Nations Act

• African War Kenya Concerned Eritrea Arming Militants

NAIROBI, Kenya -- Kenya's foreign minister summoned Eritrea's ambassador on Friday and "raised concern" over the possibility that planes from Eritrea ...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• November 07, 2011

• Franco c. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2010 FC 1087 (2010)

... treatment or punishment if returned to Eritrea. [2] The applicant, a citizen of Eritrea , is curr...

• Cour Fédérale

• United Nations Eritrea Regulations

• Canada Gazette Nbr. 16, August 02, 2000
• Part II - Official regulations
• United Nations Act

• Bitter-sweet victory: Eritrea's long struggle has taken its toll.

ERITREA HAS BEEN within Ethiopia's sphere of influence for more than 3,000 years - but seven decades of Italian colonialism, combined with the authori...

• Anglican Journal
• Vol. 124 Nbr. 5, May 1998

• United Nations Eritrea Regulations-Regulations Repealing

• Canada Gazette Nbr. 9, April 23, 2003
• Part II - Official regulations
• United Nations Act

• Zenawi Kidane v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2011 FC 520 (2011)

... Tsegeroman Zenawi Kidane, is a citizen of Eritrea . In 2008, the Applicant moved to Cairo , Egypt an...

• Federal Court

• United Nations Organization Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) Medal Order

• Canada Gazette Nbr. 17, August 15, 2001
• Part II - Official regulations
• Other Than Statutory Authority

• Targets for Taliban

In truth, being a humanitarian aid worker has always been a bit of a dangerous profession. Travelling in the world's poorer nations always poses a risk, although for decades the greatest dangers came from driving on the perilous roads in many developing countries, or from disease. But violent death has always also lurked in the background. I remember a visit to Eritrea in 1991, just after the Eritrean rebels had captured the port of Massawa. Together with two other aid workers, we snuck into rebel-held areas from the Sudanese border to see if the port was ready to receive food shipments. We travelled at night in order to avoid detection by the Ethiopian fighter jets that roared overhead in daytime. During the day, we stayed in caves hewn out of hillsides by the Eritreans. As we progre...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• August 28, 2009

• Unrest in Eritrea.

(ENI)--Minority Christian groups in Eritrea are facing arbitrary arrests and detention, according to reports reaching Nairobi about the country in the...

• Anglican Journal
• Vol. 131 Nbr. 4, April 2005