Read Abraham Tesfalul Zere’s Short Story « The Flagellates, » a Satire About Eritrean Prisoners

’If we don’t give them a voice, no one will’: Eritrea’s forgotten journalists, still jailed after 14 years

The country is ranked worst in the world for press freedom, its writers locked in secret jails. Here, PEN Eritrea profiles the men who fought for a free press, and paid the price

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►https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/19/eritrea-forgotten-journalists-jailed-pen-international-press-freedom
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PEN Eritrea has officially been established at the 80th PEN International Congress in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan on first October 2014. The Center joins a global network of writers in over 100 countries across the globe who campaign to promote literature and defend freedom of expression.

▻http://www.peneritrea.com/blog/welcome-to-pen-eritrea
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