Eritrea - Reporters Without Borders provides UN with report on disastrous situation in Eritrea

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders submitted its contribution on Eritrea yesterday to the United Nations Human Rights Council, which will examine the country's performance during the 18th Universal Periodic Review session next January and February. Each UPR session is used to review the human rights performance of a number of countries and, when necessary, remind them of their responsibilities. Eritrea's performance was last reviewed in 2009. Read RWB's contribution. In its report, Reporters Without (...)

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