Eritrea

The Axumite Kingdom was a strong trading empire, which was located in modern day Ethiopia and Eritrea (The Kingdom of Aksum is Founded). For them being located southeast of Kush on rugged land, made it difficult for them to farm. That didn’t stop them from developing a technique to farm on these rugged and hilly grounds. The Axumites were very determined people; they knew they were surrounded by huge bodies of water, so they used it to their advantage. Trade was more accessible for them, but to make

Eritrea is located in the Horn of Africa, and is neighboured by the Red Sea to the northeast and east, Djibouti to the southeast, Sudan to the west and Ethiopia to the south. In 1890, Eritrea was proclaimed as a colony of Italy, however by 1941 British forces had seized control of the land during the Second World War. In 1952, Eritrea was declared by the United Nations as a federal component of Ethiopia. In doing so, the War of Independence effectively started, although not yet officially until

Christians in Eritrea are being persecuted, with more than 300 believed to be in jails, and some of them are being told to renounce their faith in exchange for freedom. When Release International visited a refugee camp in the country, the organization learned about the pitiful plight of Christians who had fled Eritrea. One refugee named Dawit told the researchers that he left Eritrea because almost all Christians face imprisonment for their faith, Christian Today relays. In his month-long stay in

Eritrea and Ethiopia, Palestinians and Israel, the Rohingya and Myanmar. The ethical question of the 21st century seems to be what to do about different ethnic groups sharing the same territory. One ethical challenges for the world concerns the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian people, both vying for statehood in the same land, using military force and terrorism to confront each other. Or, Eritrea having declared its independence from Ethiopia, after having first been colonized by the Italians

region surrounding Eritrea. Though with every new admiration senior political appointee might change, the core of the career diplomat often remains intact. Also, it is very unlikely that Eritrea will be able to mend its relations with the USA, at least as long as it pursues a brinkmanship foreign policy and as long as Trump is in power in the USA. Standing in the way of improving relations with Eritrea, there are a few issues that do not seem likely to be resolved: 1. Eritrea holds around fifty

documentary, “Dealing with a Dictator”, Mark Kelley, the director, tries to uncover a Canadian mining company name Nevsun. Nevsun is a company that has invested money in a country called Eritrea which is located in Africa. Eritrea is a country rich in minerals such as gold, copper, bronze, silver, etc. Nevsun invested in Eritrea by digging a mine to obtain minerals and make business in Canada. As shown in the documentary, one of the main problems with Nevsun its human resources because employees have reported

Nevsun’s appeal to have the case filed against it to be rejected. Three Eritrean refugees who worked in Nevsun’s mine in Bisha, Eritrea, had filed the case in November 2014. Nevsun had argued over jurisdiction and appealed to have the human rights related case be moved to Eritrean courts because the Canadian courts do not have jurisdiction in a case involving a mine in Eritrea. However, “the B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld last year’s ruling by the B.C. Supreme Court that since Nevsun was a B.C. company

approximately 150 million children involved in child labor who shouldn’t be. Child labor is an issue that attacks the rights of children and takes away their ability to be a child, as displayed by the countries of Eritrea and China. An example of one of the worst offenders of child labor is Eritrea. Eritrea resides

irrational detention, and severe limitation on freedom of expression, association, and religion remain accustomed in Eritrea today. Gender discrimination is the unfair treatment or unequal protection of rights of a certain gender, usually women (Gender+Discrimination). The country of Eritrea faces the central issue of unequal rights of women and gender minorities. Unequal rights in Eritrea include treating women poorly, in a country that has declared gender disparity against women unconstitutional, and

Corruption and poverty goes hand in hand, while poverty causes corruption, corruption makes it worse. Corruption occurs when poverty in a country I in extreme conditions, and the citizens can’t take action in order to construct a proper form of government (Johnston N.P). When corruption happens, the government has no real benefits of running the country, and faces to more selfish needs for themselves. As corruption develops and expands through the political party of the government, poverty is made