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To the Migration Agency, the Police and Uppsala Municipality
We, Bright Future in Eritrea, would like to draw your attention to a worrying situation involving an individual named Said Berhanu Mohamednur (19880726). Said is currently residing in Sweden, specifically at Atterbomsgatan 19, 754 30 Uppsala, where he has been granted refugee status. However, it is important to note that Said can no longer be considered to be in need of refugee status, as his activities and actions have raised serious questions about his loyalty and purpose here in Sweden.
“Cancel the party, cancel the party. We do not support dictatorship.”
Pro-democracy demonstrators
Eritrea demonstration turned into a fight. Police are asking people to stay away.
Violent clashes in Kong Oscars gate. Several are said to be injured.
The Eritrean diaspora who oppose ‘festivals’ that they consider threaten them in exile and extract taxes for the Eritrean government from this impoverished community, issued the warning below. So far it has been ignored.
These are the Eriblood security who have been training to patrol the ‘festival’ and attack protesters for the Eritrean regime.
Read more: Tel Aviv – Eritrean regime plans a ‘festival’ on Saturday – despite warnings of clashes
The coup in Gabon has been compared to the coups that have swept across West Africa since 2020.
While there are similarities it is probably incorrect to compare them too closely – even if they have shaken the African Union and West African leaders’ commitment to see the end of military seizures of power.
In Giessen, Stockholm and Edmonton there were violent demonstrations against Eritrean “cultural festivals”. Research shows: The festivals are propaganda events in disguise. Research that probably prevented a festival in the Swiss Canton of Bern.
Raphael Rohner 29.08.2023
Atrocity Alert is a weekly publication by the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect highlighting situations where populations are at risk of, or are enduring, mass atrocity crimes.
DEVASTATING EFFECTS OF SYRIA EARTHQUAKE EXACERBATED BY LEGACY OF ATROCITIES
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake and its aftershocks struck southeastern Türkiye and northern Syria on 6 February, causing massive devastation to a region already desolated by nearly twelve years of conflict and atrocities. The death toll has surpassed 35,000 while the search for survivors continues. On 14 February the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that 8.8 million people in Syria have been affected by the earthquake.