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Bisrat said that times have changed for the worse. All she sees according to her are betrayed promises broken dreams and copious misery in post-independence Eritrea. Was Aster wrong or was she simply misled? Perhaps her goodness got the better of her.

  • Bisrat said that times have changed for the worse.

    All she sees according to her are betrayed promises broken dreams and copious misery in post-independence Eritrea.

    Was Aster wrong or was she simply misled? Perhaps her goodness got the better of her.

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Prof. Mirjam van Reisen has a long history in activism behind her. Mirjam supported survivors exposed the unlawful activity to world media petitioned EU leaders to introduce anti-trafficking laws laboured to bring traffickers to face justice and challenged rogue governments for their roles in trafficking.

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    Mirjam van Reisen has a long history in activism behind her.

    Mirjam supported survivors exposed the unlawful activity to world media petitioned EU leaders to introduce anti-trafficking laws laboured to bring traffickers to face justice and challenged rogue governments for their roles in trafficking.

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Prof Cesare Manetti was known as Cesarino among his friends in Eritrea.  He was born in Asmara on 4 Mar 1928.  In mid-40s he travelled from Asmara to Rome to pursue his education.  After a long way around the world and a very productive life in the US he returned to Eritrea after independence with boundless enthusiasm.

  • Prof Cesare Manetti was known as Cesarino among his friends in Eritrea.

    He was born in Asmara on 4 Mar 1928.

    In mid-40s he travelled from Asmara to Rome to pursue his education.

    After a long way around the world and a very productive life in the US he returned to Eritrea after independence with boundless enthusiasm.