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Crime committed and collaborated by the EPLF Leaders

The Plastic Rope: Memories Of A Foot Soldier

The mysterious death of Abraham Tewolde in May 1970 which is still secret for most of us
Nehnan ElamananKab
Nhnan Elamanan’ Was Indeed an Influential Message Source Awate.com
The Poison Manifesto that Quarantined the Dream [Nhnan Elamanan]
Nhnan Elamanan’ Was Indeed an Influential Message Source Awate.com
The Poison Manifesto that Quarantined the Dream [Nhnan Elamanan]Source Awate.com
Faith according to the ' Faith - Fools '[Nehnan Elamanan]Source asmarino.com


Halewa Sewra in the 1970s in picture.

Mesfin Hagos was in the leadership with Issayas from 1970-1987 then as a member of the CC from  1987-1994, and Abedella Adem was a member of the EPLF Central Committee in the 1977 to 1994, neither has ever acknowledged their crimes or collaborations with Issayas. What are their motivation in accusing Issayas for crimes committed after 2001 while they keep silent about those which were committed by the EPLF between 1970-1994 and then by the PFDJ from 1994-2001? [ Alem Tesfay (2003) [ listed some names of victim of the 1970s and 1980s]

During the liberation struggle many innocent liberation fighters and civilians became victims of the former revolutionary leaders who are currently serving in the Eritrean government or in the Opposition. The opposition leaders are not innocent of crime. They like the PFDJ leaders whom they are accusing of committing crimes against the Eritrean people since 1991 are also guilty.
Let's tell all truth about the crimes committed by the EPLF and ELF to ensure that they never happen again in the future to anyone

 

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The Eritrean people never wish to see again anyone who has a history of totalitarian or megalomaniac crimes (like the EDA/PFDJ leaders] seizing power in future Democratic Eritrea or forming an interim government

Constitution of Eritrea should include

Anyone with a history of   crimes during the armed struggle or after the liberation should not be eligible to stand for any office post.  This should apply to opposition leaders

All those committed violations of human rights should encouraged to acknowledge these as part of national reconcilation process

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