Tag: #EEBC

The Machinery of Manufactured Outrage

On the Selective Conscience of the Human Rights Industry--The Case of EritreaA Rebuttal to the HRC62 Open Letter on...

The Overriding Legitimacy of International Laws of Sovereignty: Challenges and Implications for Order and Peace

Weldu Ghebreselasie (PhD) Founded in 1945, following the end of World War II, the United Nations was established to maintain...

The Border Is Settled, The Law Is Clear. The Silence Is Political

What remains after the EEBC ruling is not negotiation, but the international community’s reluctance to enforce the decision it...

The Historic EEBC Ruling of April 13, 2002

By David Yeh Introduction History does not often grant a moment when law speaks so clearly that it leaves no room...

April 13, 2002: The EEBC Decision Etched in History

by Bereket Tecle April 13 marks one of the most consequential dates in the modern history of the Horn of...

Rebuttal to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s Allegations Against Eritrea

by Adoulis Tewolde Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, addressing the House of People’s Representatives of Ethiopia, on 3 February 2026,...

When Academic Analysis Excuses Aggression: Setting the Record Straight on Eritrea’s Sovereignty

by Embassy of the State of Eritrea, Washington, DC Press Release: When Academic Analysis Excuses Aggression:Setting the Record Straight on Eritrea’s...

The Medieval State: How Ethiopia’s Treaty Violations Threaten Regional Peace 

By Ahmed Mahmoud  The modern state defines itself not through territorial grandeur or diplomatic pageantry, but through something more prosaic...

Eritrea’s Sovereignty and the Integrity of International Law: A Necessary Reset in the Horn of Africa

By ALULA FREZGHI For more than three decades, Eritrea has stood as one of the few African nations whose statehood...

Legal Arguments Do Not Expire with Disobedience

By David Yeh For some time now, a small circle of Prosperity Party apologists and a handful of chauvinist pseudo...

Res Judicata, Peace, and Responsibility: An Open Letter to the Ethiopian People, Leadership and Elite

By David Yeh A Message to the Ethiopian People       This article is written first and foremost to the...

The AU Cannot Preach Peace While Ignoring Threats to Sovereignty

by @dahlakib The African Union’s recent statement marking the 25th anniversary of the Algiers Agreement was meant to reaffirm peace...