ኣቶ ምስግና ገብረትንሳኤ ዝተባህለ ኣቦ 5 ቆልዑ ኤርትራዊ ኣማኒ ጅሆባ ኣብ ቤትማእሰርቲ ስርዓት ህግደፍ ዓሪፉ።

 

 ኣቶ ምስግና ገብረትንሳኤ ዝተባህለ ኣቦ 5 ቆልዑ፡ ኤርትራዊ ኣማኒ ጅሆባ፡ ብሰንኪ ሃይማኖታዊ እምነቱ፡ ንሰለስተ ዓመታት መመላእታ ኣብቲ ዊዓ ዝብሃል ግኑን ቤትማእሰርቲ ስርዓት ህግደፍ ንሰለስተ ዓመት ክሳቐ ድሕሪ ምጽናሕ ብሰንኪ ሕማቕ ኣተሓሕዛ ብ19 ሓምለ 2011 ከምዝዓረፈ ምንጭታት ሓቢሮም።

እቲ ልክዕ ከምቶም ኣቀዲሞም ኣደራዕ ህግደፍ ዝተቐበሉ ኣመንቲ ጅሆባ ግዳይ ግፍዒ ህግደፍ ዝኾነ ኣቶ ምስግና፡ ብ1950 ኣብ ዓዲ-ሓንስ ዓንሰባ እዩ ተወሊዱ። ኣብ 1960ታት ድማ መሰኻኽር ጅሆባ ተቐቢሉ።

እቲ ብዓልቲ ቤቱ ብሞት ምስ ሓለፈት፡ ናይ DHL ፖስታ ሰራሕተኛ ኮይኑ 5 ቆልዑ ዘዕቢ ዝነበረ ኣቶ ምስጋና፡ ክልተ ኣሕዋቱ ‘ውን ንናጽነት ተሰዊኦም እዮም። እቶም ሓሙሽተ ደቁ ድማ ዘኽቲሞም ተሪፎም ኣለዉ።

ኣቶ ምስግና፡ ኣብ ግዜ ስርዓት ደርግ ‘ውን ብምኽንያት ሃይማኖታዊ እምነቱ ከምዚ ናይ ህግደፍ ማእሰርቲ ኣጋጢሙዎ ከምዝነበረ እቶም ምንጭታት የገንዝቡ።

ስርዓት ህግደፍ ብሰንኪ ሃይማኖታዊ እምነቶም ኣሽሓት ኣመንቲ ክርስትናን ምስልምናን ኣብ ኣብያተ ማእሰርቲ የሳቕዮም ከምዘሎ ይፍለጥ።

 Source http://assenna.com/index.php/2011-06-11-16-33-05/3957--5-.html

One of Jehovah’s Witnesses dies while imprisoned in Eritrea
ASMARA, Eritrea—Misghina Gebretinsae, one of Jehovah’s Witnesses imprisoned in Eritrea without any specific charges, died under mysterious circumstances during his detainment by Eritrean authorities. He was 62 years old.

Details of the exact cause of death are sketchy. Reportedly, Mr. Gebretinsae was put in solitary confinement in a sheet metal container for a week some time prior to his death. Local Witnesses were told that Mr. Gebretinsae “fell sick” in the Meitir prison camp where he was detained and was pronounced “dead on arrival” at the Gindae Hospital near Massawa. Later Mr. Gebretinsae’s body was brought to Halibet Hospital in Asmara and local Witnesses were contacted with the news of Misghina’s death. He is survived by a son and three daughters.

Jehovah’s Witnesses in Eritrea were only recently informed of the death of Mr. Gebretinsae, who was known as a faithful Christian and family man. His family and fellow worshippers are grieving his loss. Mr. Gebretinsae was widely respected as trustworthy and dependable. Many local Witnesses viewed him as a good asset to the congregation and to his community.

Jehovah’s Witnesses around the world are deeply troubled that their law-abiding fellow worshippers in Eritrea are being arrested and imprisoned without being charged with a crime or being given a trial. Mr. Gebretinsae was one of many Witnesses, including women and children, who experienced such especially harsh treatment by Eritrean authorities during a wave of systematic arrests of Jehovah’s Witnesses from July 2008 through June 2009. The government has banned all minority religious groups in the country since 2002, but Witnesses in Eritrea appear to be a special target. Three conscientious objectors among Jehovah’s Witnesses in Eritrea have been imprisoned for nearly 17 years, and two children, 3 and 4 years old, are imprisoned with their mothers. Imprisoned Witnesses have also been denied visitors, including their family members. As of April 5, 2011, there were 51 imprisoned Jehovah’s Witnesses in Eritrea, including Mr. Gebretinsae.

The death of Misghina Gebretinsae marks the first time one of Jehovah’s Witnesses has died while in the custody of Eritrean authorities.

Source http://www.farajat.net/en/archives/4103

Fifty-one imprisoned Jehovah’s Witnesses
As of April 5, 2011
(Listed by Date of Imprisonment)

Name of Prisoner Age Gender Prison Date Imprisoned Reason for Arrest
Paulos Eyassu 38 male Sawa Camp September 24, 1994 Conscientious objection
Isaac Mogos 35 male Sawa Camp September 24, 1994 Conscientious objection
Negede Teklemariam 37 male Sawa Camp September 24, 1994 Conscientious objection
Aron Abraha 37 male Sawa Camp May 9, 2001 Conscientious objection
Mussie Fessehaye 39 male Sawa Camp June 2003 Conscientious objection
Ambakom Tsegezab 35 male Sawa Camp February 2004 Conscientious objection
Bemnet Fessehaye 40 male Sawa Camp February 2005 Conscientious objection
Henok Ghebru 27 male Sawa Camp February 2005 Conscientious objection
Worede Kiros 54 male Sawa Camp May 4, 2005 Religious activity
Yonathan Yonas 25 male Sawa Camp November 12, 2005 Religious activity
Kibreab Fessehaye 33 male Sawa Camp December 27, 2005 Conscientious objection
Bereket Abraha Oqbagabir 43 male Sawa Camp January 1, 2006 Conscientious objection
Yosief Fessehaye 22 male Sawa Camp 2007 Conscientious objection
Amanuel Abraham   male Sawa Camp 2007 Conscientious objection
Mogos Gebremeskel 65 male Serejjeka July 3, 2008 Unknown
Bereket Abraha 64 male Meitir Camp July 8, 2008 Unknown
Mesgina Gebretinsai 60 male Meitir Camp July 10, 2008 Unknown
Goitom Gebrekristos 75 male Meitir Camp July 11, 2008 Unknown
Ermias Ashgedom 21 male Meitir Camp July 11, 2008 Unknown
Habtemichael Mekonen 70 male Meitir Camp July 17, 2008 Unknown
Tareke Tesfamariam 60 male Meitir Camp August 4, 2008 Unknown
Tesfai Teklemariam 58 male Meitir Camp August 5, 2008 Unknown
Goitom Aradom 67 male Meitir Camp August 8, 2008 Unknown; father of Misghana Goitom Aradom
Habtemichael Tesfamariam 63 male Meitir Camp August 8, 2008 Unknown
Tewoldemedhin Habtezion 52 male Meitir Camp August 9, 2008 Unknown; husband of Liya Hidru and father of Yamin Tewoldemedhin
Ghebrehiwet Ghebremichael 67 male Meitir Camp August 22, 2008 Unknown
Yohannes Haile 68 male Meitir Camp September 18, 2008 Unknown
Teferi Beyene 70 male Meitir Camp September 23, 2008 Unknown, a publisher
Beyene Abraham 58 male Meitir Camp October 23, 2008 Unknown, publisher, formerly served as elder
Asfaha Haile 77 male Meitir Camp December 2, 2008 Unknown
Semere Negussega 74 male Meitir Camp December 22, 2008 Unknown
Muse Paulos 66 male Meitir Camp December 23, 2008 Unknown
Tsehaye Leghesse 72 male Meitir Camp December 23, 2008 Unknown
Tsegezeab Tesfazghi 62 male Meitir Camp December 23, 2008 Unknown
Tsehaye Tesfamariam 70 male Meitir Camp January 5, 2009 Unknown
Yoab Tecle 60 male Meitir Camp April 23, 2009 Rearrested
Yoel Tsegezab 35 male Meitir Camp August 26, 2008 Conscientious objection
Nehemiah Hagos 25 male Meitir Camp August 26, 2008 Conscientious objection
Samuel Ghirmay 29 male Meitir Camp March 2009 Conscientious objection
Teklu Gebrehiwot 36 male Meitir June 28, 2009 Religious meeting; MS
Isaias Afeworki 26 male Meitir June 28, 2009 Religious meeting; MS
Liya Hidru 37 female 4th Police Station June 28, 2009 Religious meeting; wife of Tewoldemedhin Habtezion; mother of Yamin Tewoldemedhin
Awet Andemariam 31 female 4th Police Station June 28, 2009 Religious meeting; wife of Natnael Ghebreyesus and mother of Yocabed Natnael Ghebreyesus
Milen 21 female Meitir Camp June 28, 2009 Religious meeting
Faiza Seid 26 female Meitir Camp June 28, 2009 Religious meeting
Merhawit Tadesse 21 female Meitir Camp June 28, 2009 Religious meeting
Yodit Mekonnen 29 female Meitir Camp June 28, 2009 Religious meeting
Misghana Goitom Aradom 19 female Meitir Camp June 28, 2009 Religious meeting; daughter of Goitom Aradom
Yamin Tewoldemedhin 5 male 4th Police Station June 28, 2009 Religious meeting
Yocabed Natnael Ghebreyesus 4 female 4th Police Station June 28, 2009 Religious meeting; daughter of Natnael Ghebreyesus and Awet Andemariam
Misghina Semereab   male Adi-Abieto Unknown Unknown

Last updated 22 April 2011 14:28:04 GMT

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