The end of a bloody thirty year battle has caused Eritrean government to allow unfair treatment of its civilians including torture, unfair imprisonment and do not allow freedom of expression. Eritrea’s government has control of everything that happens inside of its own country.Most citizens of Eritrea do not have the common knowledge to know that the events that occur there are lawfully wrong. In Eritrea every person has to do what the government tells them or they will be imprisoned and punished. Information from most incidents that happen in the country of Eritrea never leave because there is no government press to release the information.The lack of freedom of press helps the government from the spread of its acts being carried outside of its country. We should care about Eritrea’s people because they are tortured,have unfair trials, and have no freedom of expression. In Eritrea, they torture people for little or no reason. Torture in Eritrea is mostly done by prison workers who are ordered by the government or by the military. Often time murders occur when the prisoners continue to not follow correct order by the prison. The most common kind of beatings Eritreans receive is being hit with sticks and burned with hot coals. Eritrean government uses its power to hide the highly illegal acts that occur in the prison camps inside of the country. Eritrea has control over every person inside of its own country because they use the military to enforce they’re laws. In some instances, Eritreans are forced to beat other people in the prison camp in order to keep from being beaten and tortured themselves. “The law and unimplemented constitution prohibit torture; however, torture and beatings occurred within prisons and detention centers.... ... middle of paper ... ...0 Oct. 2013. Eritrea: Country Reports on Human Rights Practices - 2002. “Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, USDS.”Web. 10 Oct 2013. "Eritrea: Repression Creating Human Rights Crisis." Targeted News Service.Apr 16 2009. ProQuest.Web. 10 Oct. 2013. "Human Rights Council Appoints Special Rapporteur on Eritrea, Extends Mandates on Cote D'Ivore and Somalia." Targeted News Service.Jul 06 2012. ProQuest.Web. 10 Oct. 2013 "Human Rights Watch World Report 1998: Introduction." Human Rights Watch. 1998: n.p. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 10 Oct 2013. "UN Rights Expert Urges the World to Keep Eritrea Under Scrutiny and Help People Fleeing the Country." Targeted News Service. Jun 05 2013. ProQuest.Web. 10 Oct. 2013 . Weeramantry, J. R. "Civillians Claims (Eritrea V. Ethiopia)." The American Journal of International Law 100.1 (2006): 201-7. ProQuest.Web. 10 Oct. 2013.
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