AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHuman Rights & Migration: Amnesty International says Equatorial Guinea police beat and arbitrarily detain two US-deported men, including Eritrean Samson Birhane, after officers allegedly put bags over their heads and held them at gunpoint in a hotel-turned prison in Malabo. Diaspora Activism: Eritrean refugees detained in Libya were the focus of a Brussels protest outside the European Parliament, with organizers calling for EU protection and safer migration policies. Eritrea in Regional Politics: An AFP-cited Eritrean foreign ministry statement accuses Ethiopia’s Prosperity Party of “actively destabilising” the Horn, while broader reporting highlights Eritrea’s alleged role in internationalizing conflict through armed groups. Arts & Culture: Asmara opened the Golden Jubilee commemoration of Revolution School with a public exhibition of photos, paintings, and cartoons, plus plans for concerts, sports, and seminars. Football (Eritrea-linked): South Africa’s Pitso Mosimane named a 30-man Bafana squad for AFCON qualifiers starting with Guinea and then Eritrea, with US-based winger Puso Dithejane included. Sports Spotlight: Relebohile Mofokeng scored on his Europa League debut for Union Saint-Gilloise the same day he received a Bafana call-up.
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