All reports coming from any part of Eritrea, the one man’s state, over a range of issues have always been, without exception, very worrisome since the liberation of the country in 1991, and more so since the turn of the century.
Anybody who denies the obvious reality that elections constitute a central element of liberal democracy should be either socially blind or needs to make more efforts to learn about the issue
The Eritrean Political Forces, which on 24 June 2020 issued a joint declaration pledging to coordinate their efforts to bring democratic change in Eritrea, have initiated their joint work on a number of important areas, including diplomacy, media, and mass mobilization activities. The political forces are Eritrean National Council for Democratic Change, Eritrean National Front, Eritrean People's Democratic Party, Unity for Democratic Change, and United Eritreans for Justice.
