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Asmara, 26 May 2021- Ambassador Sophia Tesfamariam, Eritrea’s Permanent Representative at the United Nations hosted virtual reception in connection with the 30
th Independence Day anniversary in which Ambassadors of various countries took part.
At the event, Mr. Osman Saleh, Minister of Foreign Affairs gave keynote address to the participants from Asmara on the current situation of the COVID-19 pandemic in Eritrea.
In his address, Foreign Minister Osman Saleh said that as a result of the strict guidelines and regulations issued by the Eritrean Government and the conscious participation and implementation of the Eritrean people it was able to control the spread COVID-19 pandemic with few instances of infections and death.
Ethiopian soldiers guilty of rape, murder
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AfricaFour Ethiopian soldiers convicted of crimes against civilians in Tigray
Ayenat Mersie
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Three Ethiopian soldiers have been convicted of rape and one of killing a civilian in Ethiopia s Tigray region, the government said on Friday, the first public statement that soldiers had been found guilty of crimes against civilians in the conflict.
Twenty-eight more soldiers are on trial for killing civilians and 25 for acts of sexual violence and rape, the statement from the attorney general s office said.
Awol Sultan, the spokesman for the attorney general s office, could not immediately be reached for comment for further details or whether the records would be made public. Neither could military spokesman General Mohammed Tessema.